“…Understanding such impacts is a matter of urgency (Aryal, Brunton, & Raubenheimer, ; Garcia, Cabeza, Rahbek, & Araujo, ; Vegas‐Vilarrúbia, Nogué, & Rull, ). Strong evidence indicates that climate change has significant impacts on species' phenology (Cohen, Lajeunesse, & Rohr, ; Tomotani, Gienapp, Beersma, & Visser, ), behavior (Papaj, Mallory, & Heinz, ; Rockwell & Gormezano, ), distribution and richness (Aryal et al, ; Ihlow et al, ), population size and interspecies relationships (Cohen et al, ), and ecosystem structure and function (Cramer et al, ; Li, Li, Zhao, Zheng, & Bai, ), all of which exacerbate the rate of species extinction (Lewis, ; Mammola, Goodacre, & Isaia, ). The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) estimates that 20%–30% of species are facing extinction in this century if the global average temperature rises 2–3°C above preindustrial levels (IPCC, ).…”