Lauren E. Oakes

Global literature review and survey of implementation constraints on natural climate solutions

Timm Kroeger, James Thomas Erbaugh, Zhixian Luo, Hilary Brumberg et autres

Natural Climate Solutions - protection, restoration, and improved management of lands and waters that reduce greenhouse gasses - have large climate change mitigation potential. However, lack of comprehensive information on implementation challenges hinders the adoption of Natural Climate Solutions and the delivery …

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Implementation constraints on natural climate solutions: A global literature review and survey

Timm Kroeger, James Thomas Erbaugh, Zhixian Luo, Hilary Brumberg et autres

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Perceptions of Tree Diseases in Indigenous Communities: Native Alaskan and Hawaiian Insights

Kylle Roy, Susan J. Frankel, Lauren E. Oakes, Kainana S. Francisco et autres

Abstract Concern for tree mortality and damage, and preferences for management interventions, reflect people’s values and cultures. We examine perceptions of tree diseases in two Indigenous communities to provide examples of the types of distress and attitudes that arise when tree diseases …

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Priorities for embedding ecological integrity in climate adaptation policy and practice

Paul R. Elsen, Lauren E. Oakes, Molly S. Cross, Alfred DeGemmis et autres

Humanity must adapt rapidly to climate change as the impacts accelerate. Growing scientific evidence underscores the role of ecological integrity in improving adaptation outcomes for nature and people by providing climate refugia for biodiversity, buffering natural hazards, protecting freshwater resources, and benefiting …

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Climate Change: Anticipating and Adapting to the Impacts on Terrestrial Species

Joshua J. Lawler, Lauren E. Oakes, Ailene K. Ettinger, Yi‐An Lin

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Exploring the emergence of a tipping point for conservation with increased recognition of social considerations

Marina Stavroula Melanidis, Shannon Hagerman, Guillaume Peterson St‐Laurent, Lauren E. Oakes et autres

Despite a common understanding of the harmful impacts of Western conservation models that separate people from nature, widespread progress toward incorporating socioeconomic, political, cultural, and spiritual considerations in conservation practice is lacking. For some, the concept of nature-based solutions (NbS) is seen …

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Tackling the Science Usability Gap in a Warming World: Co-Producing Useable Climate Information for Natural Resource Management

Molly S. Cross, Lauren E. Oakes, Heidi E. Kretser, Raymond Bredehoft et autres

Developing scientific information that is used in policy and practice has been a longstanding challenge in many sectors and disciplines, including climate change adaptation for natural resource management. One approach to address this problem encourages scientists and decision-makers to co-produce usable information …

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Strengthening monitoring and evaluation of multiple benefits in conservation initiatives that aim to foster climate change adaptation

Lauren E. Oakes, Guillaume Peterson St‐Laurent, Molly S. Cross, Tatjana Washington et autres

Abstract As the need to monitor and evaluate progress on climate change adaptation is increasingly recognized, practitioners may benefit from applying lessons about effective monitoring from the conservation field. This study focuses on monitoring conservation interventions that aim to foster climate change …

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Defining the Real Cost of Restoring Forests: Practical Steps Towards Improving Cost Estimates: A Trillion Trees White Paper

Lauren E. Oakes, Tim Rayden, John Lotspeich, April Bagwill

In this white paper, Trillion Trees sets out five considerations for effectively costing forest restoration. These include careful planning, ensuring local participation and local knowledge, through to monitoring outcomes and developing local capacity.

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Flexible and comprehensive criteria for evaluating climate change adaptation success for biodiversity and natural resource conservation

Guillaume Peterson St‐Laurent, Lauren E. Oakes, Molly S. Cross, Shannon Hagerman

Assessing the success of climate change adaptation initiatives and expenditures requires consideration of multiple complex dimensions that interact across time and space—a task that is difficult and sometimes controversial. These challenges are exacerbated in conservation contexts where there are no clear and …

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Rapid assessment to facilitate climate‐informed conservation and nature‐based solutions

Lauren E. Oakes, Molly S. Cross, Erika S. Zavaleta

Abstract The need to ensure that rising investment in nature‐based climate solutions delivers expected outcomes hinges on incorporating current and future climate into design and implementation. Technical guidelines and formal planning processes serve a purpose in ensuring the quality of climate‐informed strategies …

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R–R–T (resistance–resilience–transformation) typology reveals differential conservation approaches across ecosystems and time

Guillaume Peterson St‐Laurent, Lauren E. Oakes, Molly S. Cross, Shannon Hagerman

Conservation practices during the first decade of the millennium predominantly focused on resisting changes and maintaining historical or current conditions, but ever-increasing impacts from climate change have highlighted the need for transformative action. However, little empirical evidence exists on what kinds of …

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