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Shrubs are taking over the Arctic. Will caribou suffer?

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Last updated: 2025/06/02 at 8:39 PM
Press Room Published June 2, 2025
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As the Arctic continues to warm faster than anywhere else on Earth, the temperature shift is driving changes in plant life, which can have huge effects on ecosystems — including important wildlife like caribou. Our science communicator Darius Mahdavi met with tundra researchers to learn more.

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