Mohaddeseh Amiri - PhD Student of Rangeland Science, Isfahan University of Technology
Mostafa Tarkesh Esfahani - Assistant Professor of Range and Watershed Management Department, IsfahanUniversity of Technology
Reza Jafari - Assistant Professor of Range and Watershed Management Department, Isfahan University of Technology

There is widespread agreement that climatic conditions are changing and that such changes will likely continue, becoming more apparent in coming decades. Climate change is predicted to force many species to shift their ranges in pursuit of suitable conditions. To accommodate climate-driven changes in biological communities, conservation plans are increasingly making use of models to predict species’ responses to climate change. To date, species distribution models have been the most commonly used approach for assessing species’ response to climate change. Remote sensing has been one of the most powerful approaches to provide observations of key species distribution patterns in terms of reduced time and costs

Climate change, Rangeland, Remote Sensing, SDM