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  • Ecology
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  • Conservation Biology

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  • Climate change significantly impacts biodiversity and necessitates adaptive conservation strategies.
  • Traditional conservation approaches require reevaluation due to evolving environmental conditions and future uncertainties.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To outline the evolving landscape of conservation practices in response to climate change.
  • To highlight the integration of new approaches and targets in biodiversity protection.

Main Methods:

  • Review of recent shifts in conservation planning, including restoration, spatial planning, and risk assessment.
  • Analysis of emerging conservation tools such as assisted colonization and the incorporation of climatic refugia.

Main Results:

  • Conservation planning now incorporates longer time horizons, dynamic baselines, and evolving goals.
  • Methods like restoration, reserve selection, and extinction risk assessment are being adapted for climate change.
  • New targets, including geophysical settings and climatic refugia, are integrated into conservation plans.
  • Assisted colonization is increasingly accepted as a conservation tool.

Conclusions:

  • Conservation must embrace uncertainty and plan for transitions to new ecosystem states.
  • Future conservation efforts need to anticipate human responses to climate change and benefit both people and nature.
  • Protecting biodiversity and ecosystem services requires a focus on resistance, resilience, and adaptation to change.