Climate change could erase most South American cloud forests, study warns
PolicyThursday, May 7, 2026Mongabay

Climate change could erase most South American cloud forests, study warns

A recent study warns that climate change could significantly reduce or eliminate most cloud forests in South America, which are crucial ecosystems rich in biodiversity. These unique habitats, characterized by high humidity and mist, are vital for countless species, including endemic plants and animals, and their loss would have serious ecological consequences. Immediate action is necessary to mitigate climate impacts and protect these irreplaceable ecosystems.

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