Climate actions
Choosing areas to establish reserves, traditionally defined as natural areas with little to no harvest activity, that do not exclude fire management or other natural disturbance processes. Placing reserves adjacent to each other to form a network of a few large reserves, or many small reserves along a latitudinal gradient, or a combination of large and small reserves close to each other, will help maintain connectivity across a varied and dynamic landscape. Vulnerability of plant and animal species.
Establish and expand reserves
Objective
Establish and expand reserves or networks of reserves to link habitats and protect key communities.
Description
Expected results
Flexibility in silvicultural treatments of adjacent lands, promoted species movement, and core areas more protected from disturbance.
Result indicators
Number of plant and animal species protected.
Involved actors
Governments, international/national/regional/local donors, natural experts, communities.
Expected timeline for action
Best practices
Criticalities
Scope of the action
Type of proposed actions
Sector of action
Climate impacts
Implementation scale