Rewiring marine food webs: Predicting consequences of species range shifts

该项目旨在预测气候驱动的物种分布变化如何影响全球浅海群落。环境变化在区域和全球尺度上影响着沿海海洋生态系统的结构、恢复力和生产力。该项目将结合全球物种分布和特征数据库、现有实验数据和有针对性的野外采样，开发、测试和应用一个综合建模平台，预测全球变暖驱动的物种分布变化及其相互作用如何影响浅海群落的结构和动态。该项目解决了物种再分布和营养动力学如何产生群落的知识缺口，旨在预测未来物种丰度，以实现可持续的海洋生态系统管理。

This project aims to predict how changes in climate-driven species distributions affect shallow marine communities globally. Environmental change affects the structure, resilience and productivity of coastal marine ecosystems at regional and global scales. This project will combine global species distribution and trait databases, existing experimental data and targeted field sampling to develop, test and apply an integrated modelling platform to predict how global warming-driven changes in species distributions and their interactions affect the structure and dynamics of shallow marine communities. This project addresses a knowledge gap on how species’ redistributions and trophic dynamics produce communities, and aims to forecast future species abundances for sustainable marine ecosystem management.