Option from Plan

Restore and conserve land and corridors identified as newly suitable for habitats and species of concern. Restore and conserve corridors between current habitat and future newly suitable lands.

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Hazards

Multiple or All Hazards

Shifting Species, Habitats, and Ecosystems

Assets

Urban Landscape and Tree Canopy

Aquatic and Marine Resources

Natural Areas and Wildlife

Focus of action

Nature-based solutions, Green Infrastructure

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