Rising seas, garbage and heat threaten Brazil’s migratory shorebirds 
PolicyTuesday, July 14, 2026Mongabay

Rising seas, garbage and heat threaten Brazil’s migratory shorebirds 

Brazil's migratory shorebirds, particularly the red knot, face significant threats from rising sea levels, pollution, and increasing temperatures, impacting their feeding grounds in the Potiguar Basin estuaries. Immediate actions are necessary to mitigate these environmental changes and protect these vulnerable species.

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