• No results found

Reindeer and tundra in a changing world: threats and opportunities (språk: engelsk og samisk)

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2022

Share "Reindeer and tundra in a changing world: threats and opportunities (språk: engelsk og samisk)"

Copied!
21
0
0

Laster.... (Se fulltekst nå)

Fulltekst

(1)

Reindeer and tundra in a changing world:

threats and opportunities

Boazu ja duottar rievdamin máilmmis –

uhkidusaid ja vejolašvuođaid

(2)

The threat: climate is warming

Uhkidus: dálkkádat liegganišgoahtá

<-2.0 oC -2.0-0.0 0.0-2.0

>2.0

Mean annual temperature in Lapland/Sápmi Gaskamearalaš jagitemperatuvra Sámis

today otne

2050 From Sonja’s presentation

(3)

Climatic treeline: summer cooler than + 10

o

C Orda dálkadaga mielde: geassi čoaskab go + 10

o

C

otne / today 2070 jus RCP = +2.6 W/m2 if RCP = +2.6 W/m2

orda treeline

orda treeline

Muihte: dat lea optimistalaš

”niehkuskenario”

Remember: this is the optimoistic

”dream scenario”

If tree line follows climate change, the Fennoscandian tundra will almost vanish even if CO2 emissions would be strongly reduced

Jus orda čuovvu dálkadaga, Sámi duottar measta jávkka, berosgeahtta man bures mi nágodat gáržžit CO2 njuoskadeami

(4)

What will be left is mainly rocks and bouderfields, unsuitable for tundra plants and animals

Dušše ráššat ja báljis rávdat bázet 

birgemeahtun dilli duottara ealidje ja rássidje

(5)

Goodbye?? Báhccet dearvan??

(6)

If tundra vanishes, global warming will be even faster Jus duottar jávka, dálkkádatrievdan manná vel

jođáneappot

Open tundra reflects solar radiation back to space, forest changes it to warmth Rábas duottar speadjalasta beaivesuotnjariid ruovttoluotta gomuvuhtii, vuovdi fás rievdá suotnjariid liekkasvuođain

Snow melts earlier in forest  large increase in absorbed radiation Vuovdi bievlá árat go duottar  bievla geasuha beaivesuotnjariid

Cohen et al. 2013 Remote Sensing of Environment, 135:107-117J

(7)

Growing trees fix carbon -

somethng

positive anyway?

Muhto muorat válddet hiilla

áimus go

ráhkadat álččet ruŋŋut – igo dat

lea buorre?

(8)

So it seems: above ground plant biomass

increases if the tundra becomes forest but…

Nubat sáhtta doaivut. Vumin lea gal eambo hiila

oainusin, muhtto…

(9)

Forest advancement would thus mean large net release of CO

2

Vumiid lassáneapmi máksá dánin áhte ollu hiila (karbona) beassa áibmui

Hartley et al. 2012, Nature Climate Change

in north, most of carbon is in soil; decomposition is faster in forest davviguovlluin hiila lea eanes oassin eatnamis, «decomposition»

dáhpáhuvvá jođáneappot vuomis

(10)

But: tundra has rather expanded in Sápmi

Muhto: duottar lea lassánan Sámis

When I was young, I could only see birches in this place Mu nuoravuođas dás i oaidnan šat eara go soagid

(11)

because the tundra has also defenders dáningo duottaris lea maiddai bealusdeajit

Moths kill birch trunks – small mammals and reindeer eat up recovery shoots Lastamáđut goddet sogiid, sáhpanat ja bohccot borret ođđa soahkenáđđuid

(12)

After a moth outbreak in summer grazed areas, only birches with high surviving branches recover

Máhtojagi máŋŋil dušše dat soagit seilot,

main leat eallimin alla oavssit

(13)

The result is a kind of ”birch savanna”

Boađus lea juogalágan ”soahke savanna”

such sparse woodlands do not harm for tundra plants or influence climate

(14)

And that is equal to tundra for plants, animals and climate

Ja dat lea seamma go duottar šattuide, elliide ja dálkkádahkii

(15)

Many rare arctic plants also require disturbed ground

Guohtun lea maiddai njuolga ávki máŋga árktalas rásiide

(16)

We can save the tundra in spite of global warming

Mii sáhttit seailluhit duoddara váikko dálkkádat liegganišgoahtá

But then reindeer grazing is

needed – just voles and moths do not do it alone

Muhto dálle lea dehalaš ahte bohccot guhtot- sáhpanat ja lastamađut eai okto šat nagot

(17)

And reindeer must be there in early summer when birch leaves are tasty

Ja bohccot fertejit leat doppe guohtume

giđđageasi, go soahkelasttat leat njálgát

(18)

But: grazing during snow-free season damages lichen grounds

Muhtto: guohttun bievllaáigis duolmma jeagileatnamid

(19)

Lichens are important winter forage and have also high albedo

Jeagil lea dehalaš dalvebiepmu ja jeagilist lea alla ”speadjalastanfábmu”

(20)

Problems are not tivial – but remember: reindeer can cover long distances Ollu váttisvuođaid– muhtto muihte: boazu johtta guhkis máŧki jus lea dárbbu

(21)

The future of the tundra can be brigth IF the big societies understand the importance of reindeer in protecting it and act accordingly

Duoddara boahtteáigi sáhttá leat čuovgat JUS stuorraservvodagat ipmirdit bohcco dehálašvuođa ja váldet dan vuhtii

Our job is to start the process!

Galga fál barganisgoahttit!

Referanser

RELATERTE DOKUMENTER

In this study, solar radiation estimates from the ECMWF Reanalysis 5 (ERA5) and the Cloud, Albedo, Radiation dataset Edition 2 (CLARA-A2) were used as input to a random

In this study, solar radiation estimates from the ECMWF Reanalysis 5 (ERA5) and the Cloud, Albedo, Radiation dataset Edition 2 (CLARA-A2) were used as input to a random

Poisson distribution; linear regression of observed versus fitted data: R 2 = 0.87, p &lt; 0.0001) and viability of available seed in laboratory trials (binomial

The general research question of this report is: How can states defend themselves against foreign influence? Chapter 2 discusses two assumptions made in this report, which leads to a

Furthermore, we have identified the transporters responsible for GABA and tau- rine uptake in the liver by using isolated rat hepatocytes and by quantifying the levels of mRNAs

Fig 12 Error in range estimate as function of global error in sound speed Red solid curve: 10 km range 40 degrees off broadside Blue dotted line: 10 km range 10 degrees off

A fair interpretation of the data from the survey, however, is that in light of Brexit, Norwegians want to cooperate with European states on both sides of the English Channel,

Light surfaces such as ice and snow help reduce surface temperatures on earth by reflecting a good deal of solar radiation back to space. It is