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Detect ecosystem changes with World Terrestrial Ecosystems Projections

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Climate change can cause long-term risk to crops, which we can identify using the 2050 World Terrestrial Ecosystems projections from ArcGIS Living Atlas. Check out this case study surrounding olives, and apply the same workflow for your area or crop of interest.

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To access the blog tutorial by Esri's @DenizKaragulle, click here.

To learn more about ArcGIS Living Atlas or ask common questions, visit this resource.

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I work as a Senior GIS Engineer and Evangelist for the ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World team. I work with demographic datasets in order to create useful, understandable, and detailed demographic maps available through the online platform. I specialize in ArcGIS Online cartography, Arcade, python, and smart mapping.