Climate change is negatively impacting many ecosystems. Wetlands and coastal marshes will dry up, causing plant and animal life to suffer or die off. Rising temperatures allow insects to destroy forests by eating leaves, preventing tree growth and fueling dangerous wildfires. Tropical forests face threats like hurricanes, drying out, and changes to plant and animal habitats. Boreal forests experience more fires and insect attacks. The Arctic is warming and melting large amounts of ice. Low-lying islands are losing land mass. Deserts become hotter and dryer, reducing available food sources. Coral reefs bleach and die off with even small 1 degree Celsius rises in ocean temperature.

1. Climate Impacts BY Ana

2. Wetlands The plants will die and the wetlands will disappear.

3. Coastal Marshes The water won’t exist and the animals that live in this place will move to other place or die.

4. Forest (general) The littles insects eat the leaves of the trees. When the rains comes the leaves grow, and the insects come to eat. And trees never grow. The trees start the fires and this is dangerous for the animals.

5. Tropical Forest They speak about changes in here sometimes cause the hurricanes and drying out and changes of plant. Here it is cold because it is raining all day. Sometimes there are different hours of sunlight.

6. Boreal Forests Here sometimes they make fires and the insects attack the trees Movement of boreal forest into Arctic areas. The temperature is cold.

7. Artic In here is cold because the temperature makes a very big ice. The ice is melting.

8. Low Lying Islands In here the humans is very nice because is warming and cloudy. Some land is lost in this Island.

9. Deserts In the desert it is very hot. In here there is not food because there's not enough water for plants.

10. Coral Reefs 1*C rice in temperature can result in bleaching.