Editing Spectacled eider (section)

==Threats==
There are multiple factors that threaten spectacled eider populations in the future including climate change and habitat loss. Historically their range was much larger than just the coast of Alaska and Russia. It also used to extend from the Nushagak Peninsula to Barrow and almost all the way to the Canadian border. Since spectacled eiders live in frigid areas that are not easily accessible to humans their main habitat loss has been a result of climate change. A future threats to their habitat is the possible development of oil and gas drilling near Teshekpuk Lake which has well been established as a globally significant important bird area.<ref>{{cite web|title=Spectacled Eider|url=http://www.endangered.org/animal/spectacled-eider/|publisher=Endangered Species Coalition}}</ref>