Assisted Migration of Plant Species Under Climate Change Is Inevitable — The Debate Should Be About Implementation, Not Principle

Climate velocity is outpacing native plant communities' capacity to track suitable habitat. The conservation-purist objection to assisted migration has been overtaken by physical reality. The serious questions are now operational.

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