Abstract
Communities of boreal species are spreading northwards as tundra communities recede under climate change in the Arctic. Concurrently, human activities in the Arctic are increasing. This study takes a multidisclinary approach to investigate the potential future distribution of tundra species and to relate the location of refugial areas to disparate land-use practices in northern Alaska.
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