Approach
Increase resilience by promoting native genotypes and adapted genotypes of native species.
Tactics
- Consider assisted migration.
- Emphasize use of plant species that will be robust to climate change in restoration projects.
- Plant genetically-adapted species from appropriate seed zones.
Sensitivity
Strategy
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