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Build climate resilience with nature-based solutions. As the impacts of climate change accelerate, Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) emerges as a powerful strategy to safeguard ecosystems, protect communities, and promote sustainable development. This timely and authoritative book explores how natural systems-forests, soils, wetlands, and coastal ecosystems-can be restored and managed to reduce climate risks and support biodiversity. Written for professionals, students, and decision-makers in the fields of environmental science, climate policy, and sustainable development, this book provides practical frameworks for implementing EbA at local, national, and global levels. Inside this book: Clear definition of Ecosystem-based Adaptation and its relevance to climate adaptation and mitigation Detailed analysis of EbA strategies across terrestrial, freshwater, and marine ecosystems Exploration of biodiversity, soil health, and sustainable farming in enhancing adaptive capacity Guidance on policy integration, financing mechanisms, and community-based approaches Alignment with global frameworks including the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement Why this book matters: Provides an integrated, science-based approach to nature-based climate adaptation Delivers actionable strategies for practitioners, researchers, and policy professionals Ideal for use in environmental planning, natural resource management, and climate resilience programs Supports implementation of green infrastructure and sustainable ecosystem management practices If you're working to address climate risks and implement sustainable adaptation strategies, Ecosystem-based Adaptation is your essential resource. Order now to unlock practical insights into one of the most effective tools for building a resilient future.

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