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Download or read book Adapting Sustainable Forest Management to Climate Change written by and published by . This book was released on 2012 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In its Vision for Canada's Forests: 2008 and Beyond, the CCFM stated, "Consideration of climate change and future climatic variability is needed in all aspects of sustainable forest management." In addition, to minimize the risks and maximize the benefits associated with a changing climate, provincial and territorial premiers, members of the Council of federation, asked their Ministers responsible [...] Since the beginning of the agricultural revolution, the human population has Trust, Engagement, and Participation had a critical role in shaping the composition, structure, Decision making in the context of a rapidly changing and function of the ecosphere, and with that power has climate also benefits from the active engagement of come responsibility. [...] Given the not necessarily indicative of the future and given that uncertainty surrounding the impacts of and responses decision making in the context of a rapidly changing to climate change, interorganizational relationships and 10 Canadian Council of Forest. [...] Decisions Management about the allocation of natural assets are complex and The implementation of policy and associated are likely to become more so as the population grows, management activities has elements of risk that result as demand for access to natural assets increases, and as from the uncertainty caused by climate change and the climate changes. [...] Moreover, acknowledgment and support of sustainable forest a suitable information management system will offer management objectives for natural asset and increased flexibility and capacity to solve problems and socioeconomic values; ensure the balanced engagement of interest groups acknowledgment of the limitations of ecosystems to (Tompkins and Adger 2004; Walker et al.
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