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Title
14 Solutions to Problems Climate Change Poses for Conservation - Examples from the WCS Climate Adaptation Fund
Author(s)
Cross, M., E. Rowland, D. Long, E. Tully and K. Dunning
Published
2017
Published Version DOI
https://doi.org/10.19121/2017.Report.DMX3326900000
Abstract
While climate change is still a relatively new concern for conservation practitioners, a growing number of organizations and agencies are tackling the challenge. These groups are identifying and implementing on-the ground projects to address the effects of climate change on wildlife and ecosystems. In this report, we describe several climate-driven problems that are projected to affect, or are already affecting, particular wildlife species and ecosystems, and solutions that conservation groups are implementing to help plants and animals respond and adapt. These projects are tangible examples of climate-informed conservation, and can serve as inspiration for others grappling with similar issues.
Keywords
Climate Change, Climate Adaptation
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