Adaptation planning for ecosystems and species requires monitoring and evaluation to identify trigger points and thresholds for new actions to be implemented  . Best planning practice includes keeping options open  and updating management plans in light of new information. New insights are emerging into how species' natural adaptive capacities can inform adaptation planning . Physiological limits to adaptation in some species are being identified , and where natural responses are not feasible, human- assisted translocations may be warranted  for some species . Legal reform may be needed to better enable climate adaptation for biodiversity conservation that recognises species' natural adjustments to their distributions and the difficulties encountered in predicting the consequences for ecological interactions and ecosystem services .
IPCC
Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
IPCC Report