Effective climate-informed ecosystem management requires a well- coordinated suite of adaptation efforts  that is co-produced among stakeholders, Indigenous Peoples and across sectors  . New applications of conventional strategies can be modified to achieve conservation goals under climate change . For example, mechanical thinning and prescribed burning  could be used in combination with planting species better suited to new conditions to build resilience in western US forests to longer and hotter drought conditions . Protection of buffer areas, such as riparian strips in arid regions and boreal ecosystems, reduces water temperature, builds resistance to invasive species, increases suitable habitat  and facilitates protection of freshwater systems from runoff during and after intense rain events .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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