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Adapting land restoration to a changing climate: Embracing the knowns and unknowns

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Land restoration will happen under climate change and different knowledge systems are needed to navigate uncertainties and plan adaptation.
The emergence of novel ecosystems presents a challenge for land restoration; they harbor unknown unknowns.
This brief presents key research linking land restoration and societal adaptation and an example of a practical framework for transformative adaptation.
It also proposes questions that can guide stakeholders in exploring different change narratives for adaptation and restoration planning.

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https://doi.org/10.17528/cifor/007261

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Publication year

2019

Authors

Pramova, E.; Locatelli, B.; Djoudi, H.; Lavorel, S.; Colloff, M.J.; Martius, C.

Language

English

Keywords

climate change, ecological restoration, adaptation

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