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Transcript
Restoration Under Climate
Change
John Stanturf, Southern Research Station
Athens, GA
[email protected]
Disclaimer: The views expressed here are my own, and do not necessarily represent the policy of
the Forest Service or the Department of Agriculture.
Two Questions Managers (Should) Ask
• When should I change from adapting to current
conditions (which project the future from the
past) to managing for adaptation to future
conditions?
• What if future conditions are radically different
from the past, and from projections of the
future?”
Strategies for Adapting to Climate Change
Features
Vulnerability Target
Restoration Paradigm
Species
Incremental
Anticipatory
Reduce vulnerability to
current stressors
Ecological restoration:
historic fidelity
Native
Reduce vulnerability to
Reduce vulnerability to
current and future stressors current and future stressors
Functional restoration
Intervention ecology
Genetics
Local sources, natural
evolution
Invasive Species
Prevent or remove
Novel Ecosystems
Prevent or avoid
Native, or exotic with
functional equivalencies
Conventional breeding or
biotechnology for clones or
provenances with adaptive
traits
Accept those that are
functional analogs to
extirpated natives
Accept and manage neonative (emergent)
assemblages
Transformational
Native, exotic, or designer
species
Transgenic for keystone
species, cloning extinct
species
Accept as novel
Manage novel and
emergent ecosystems
(exotics dominate)