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Migrating monarch butterflies are responsible for the cross pollination of thousands of plants. Due to climate warming, the butterflies leave Canada before most of the plants in Mexico have opened their flowers yet, so these plants are not pollinated.
Our county is surrounded on three sides by the Suwannee River. We have had so little rain here this season, the river is extremely low.
The month of April in Denmark has been much more warmer than before. We had much less rain than we're use to.
I have grown up in Southern California for 43 years and have seen quite a few weather changes in the last ten years.
Living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US since '96, I have seen the geese population drop a lot during the fall migration to the lake by our condo.
I moved to Chile in 1990. We live in a valley called the Aconcagua Valley.
I'm a 17-year-old junior in high school in Pickerington, Ohio, and I've been interested in wildlife and our planet since I was a kid. (I blame it on too many Bill Nye episodes on PBS.)
When I was a child, we used to play outside in the rain without fear of lightning strikes, or unusually high winds that could cause damage. My two children, who are now teenagers, have never been able to play outside in the rain
I moved to the UK, to the south-east, in 1997. The weather back then was "how it should be" (i.e. rainy) - being an island in the North Sea. But I can see a big change since about 2003.
I live in Central PA, USA and have noticed some very abnormal weather conditions.
