Create new refugia / Increase size and amount of protected areas

Increasing the extent of protected areas through land acquisition or easements; supports landscape and habitat connectivity.

New Mexico Public Lands and their Significance to Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Biodiversity

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Evaluation

Sector Addressed

Biodiversity

Fisheries

Research

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Evaluation

Sector Addressed

Biodiversity

Research

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Evaluation

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Research

Adaptation Phase

Sharing Lessons

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Policy

Research

Adaptation Phase

Sharing Lessons

Sector Addressed

Biodiversity

Conservation / Restoration

Research

Wildlife

Adaptation Phase

Sharing Lessons

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Education / Outreach

Research

Wildlife

Adaptation Phase

Evaluation

Sharing Lessons

Sector Addressed

Biodiversity

Conservation / Restoration

Wildlife

Adaptation Phase

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Biodiversity

Conservation / Restoration

Policy

Adaptation Phase

Implementation

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Water Resources

Adaptation Phase

Planning

Implementation

Sector Addressed

Conservation / Restoration

Adaptation Phase

Awareness

Planning

Assessment

Sector Addressed

Water Resources

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New Mexico Public Lands and their Significance to Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation

Evidence That Marine Reserves Enhance Resilience to Climatic Impacts

Ecosystem Recovery After Climatic Extremes Enhanced by Genotypic Diversity

Deep-Water Kelp Refugia as Potential Hotspots of Tropical Marine Diversity and Productivity

Risks and Regulation of Invasive Plants in a Changing Climate

Threats to the Conservation of Native Fish in the NW United States: RADical Approaches to the Intersection of Climate Change & Aquatic Invasive Species

Northwest Regional Invasive Species & Climate Change Network 2021 Virtual Symposium

Identify and Protect Potential Refugia: An Adaptation Brief

Coral Reef Resilience to Climate Change in the Florida Reef Tract

Peatland Restoration for Climate Resilience and Carbon Sequestration

North Florida Land Trust Conservation Priorities

Addressing the Impacts of Sea Level Rise on Water Utilities: Boston Water and Sewer Commission