Although mitigation can sharply reduce extinction risk associated with climate change , it cannot reduce all of the risk, nor the risk associated with other drivers that can have a compound effect with climate change. Thus, in addition to mitigation, the literature consistently calls for reducing current non-climate impacts  in order to increase biodiversity resilience to climate change  . The main strategies to increase resilience rely on the combination of well-planned protected areas, restoration of degraded areas and the sustainable use of biodiversity   . On land, creating corridors for species is key for facilitating species movements  . Habitat protection has numerous co-benefits, including potential climate mitigation through carbon storage and sequestration, in addition to climatic regulation  and pandemic prevention .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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