The impact of unsustainable land use on tropical forests continues in all regions . Projected climate changes will not only impact biodiversity but also the livelihoods of affected people . Increased drought drives crop failures that cause local communities to expand their agricultural area by further clearing native forests . Climate change is projected to enlarge the area of suitability for booming tree crops such as oil palm, acacia, Eucalyptus and rubber . An increase of 8% in the area of rubber plantations in Yunnan Province, China, between 2002-2010 to higher altitudes due to decreased environmental limits, has potentially increased pressure on the remaining biodiversity both within and outside of protected areas . As a consequence, the suitable area for mammals is projected to be reduced by 47.7%  and 67.7%  by 2070, with large variability depending on the different species  . To minimize these potential threats, the Yunnan provincial government has identified suitable areas for the establishment of national parks, including the Asian Elephant National Park since 2006. And the government of China developed a national park system in 2013 across the country.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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