Table 2: Current and predicted suitable habitat for giant panda based on the Canadian Centre for Climate Modeling Analysis (CGCM3) and Hadley Center for Climate Modeling (HadCM3)1.

Range Remaining habitat in km2 (%) Lost habitat in km2 (%) Protected habitat in km2 (%) Number of patches (>200 km2) Current CGCM3 HadCM3 CGCM3 HadCM3 Current CGCM3 HadCM3 Current CGCM3 HadCM3 Qinling 4,068 4,063 (99) 3,387 (83) 5 (<1) 681 (17) 2,919 (72) 2,917 (72) 2,517 (62) 2 2 2 Minshan 12,076 2,694 (22) 4,866 (40) 9,383 (77) 7,210 (60) 8,144 (67) 1,989 (16) 3,395 (28) 5 4 7 Qionlai 6,551 4,089 (62) 2,218 (34) 2,462 (38) 4,333 (66) 2,461 (38) 1,869 (28) 1,265 (19) 4 4 2 Xiaoxiangling 1731 48 (3) 136 (8) 1,683 (97) 1,596 (92) 531 (31) 20 (<1) 27 (<1) 3 0 0 Daxiangling 365 37 (10) 39 (11) 328 (90) 326 (89) 123 (34) 22 (6) 20 (5) 1 0 0 Liangshan 3,481 590 (17 1,369 (40) 2,891 (83) 2,112 (61) 885 (25) 136 (4) 292 (8) 3 1 3 Total 28,273 11,520 (41) 12,015 (43) 16,753 (59) 16,258 (58) 15,062 6,950 (25) 7,516 (27) 18 11 14

1Remaining habitat are the areas of the current range predicted to remain suitable and lost habitat are areas not predicted to remain suitable in 2080. Protected habitat estimates are based on the current protected area system and percentages were calculated against the current distribution.