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3. The Solution

Over the next four years BC needs to set the stage for the legal designation of an interconnected climate conservation network, if we want to give species, their habitats and ultimately ourselves the best change in the face of climate change.  The provincial government can do so by working collaboratively with conservation groups to integrate nature strategies into its climate action plan, to conduct science-based mapping of priority conservation areas for climate mitigation and adaptation, and by developing new legal designations and tenures to augment its toolbox for nature conservation in a climate change era.

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"When people do not pay for the consequences of their actions we have market failure. (Climate change) is the greatest market failure the world has seen... It is global; long term; involves risks and uncertainties; and potentially involves major and irreversible change."

Sir Nicholas Stern, The Stern Review, October 2006

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