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DESCRIPTION:As climate change progresses\, it is becoming increasingly diff
 icult for nature conservation to conserve current states of ecosystems and
  populations of species. Likewise\, the restoration of degraded ecosystems
  to historical reference states is complicated by the novelty of climatic 
 conditions relative to those under which the targeted ecosystem states hav
 e formed. This confronts nature management with some unsettling questions:
  do historical reference states still represent achievable or even desirab
 le targets? What are new desirable targets and how can we achieve them giv
 en continuous change and uncertainty about the ecological trajectories for
 ced by climate change?  In this talk I will give an overview of the strate
 gies that have been proposed to manage biodiversity in a changing climate\
 , the current scientific basis for supporting decisions between alternativ
 e strategies and applied ecological research gaps that require addressing 
 to provide actionable knowledge for conservation practitioners and policy-
 makers navigating these decisions.
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SUMMARY:Dr. Timo Conradi\, Plant Ecology\, BayCEER (Homepage): Conservation
 \, restoration\, renovation? Options for managing biodiversity in a changi
 ng climate
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