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Flow · Migration

Who travels when the currents call.

Eight species, real routes, climate-shifted timing. Pick one or let them all flow at once. The dot along each path marks where the animal typically stands this month.

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Year cycle
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Climate drift since 1970

Arrival timing has shifted. Negative values: earlier than fifty years ago.

Three levers that actually work

01

Reduce light pollution

Up to 70 % of nocturnal migrant birds are disoriented by artificial light. Night switch-offs and warmer colour temperatures measurably help — documented by BirdLife.

02

Protect stopover habitats

Mudflats, wetlands, mountain forests — the one or two critical rest sites of a migration are the highest-leverage conservation targets. Wetlands International coordinates internationally.

03

Plan climate corridors

Species need climatic continuity along their routes, not isolated protected areas. IUCN and BirdLife are building climate-connected protected-area networks.

What comes next

Live climate layer (ocean currents, jet stream), the eight species' calls as audio layer, multi-generation Monarch animation, 3D globe for the Arctic Tern.