Community-led actions and restoration measures are helping to ameliorate climate impacts and provide 'safe havens' to affected freshwater species . For example, the Skolt Sámi of Finland have introduced adaptation measures to aid survival of culturally significant Atlantic salmon stocks in the Näätämö watershed. Atlantic salmon had declined as northern pike, which preys on juvenile salmon, expanded its range in response to warmer water temperatures. Indigenous co-management measures included increasing the catch of pike and documenting important sites  to ensure that ecological restoration encourages further habitat and increased salmon reproduction .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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