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Climate change and anthropogenic nitrogen deposition are widely regarded as important drivers of environmental change in alpine habitats. However, due to the difficulties working in high‐elevation mountain systems, the impacts of these drivers on alpine breeding species have rarely been investigated. The Eurasian dotterel ( Charadrius morinellus ) is a migratory wader, which has been the subject of uniquely long‐term and spati...
Nitrogen deposition enhances moss growth, but leads to an overall decline in habitat condition of mountain moss‐sedge heathNARA Subscribed
Ecosystems are subject to multiple, natural and anthropogenic environmental influences, including nitrogen ( N ) deposition, land use and climate. Assessment of the relative importance of these influences on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning is crucial for guiding policy and management decisions to mitigate global change; yet, few studies consider multiple drivers. In the UK , ongoing loss of the internationally important...
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