Climate change is obviously something that has to be taken into account for all natural resource management strategies. Really, if you look at one of the largest threats we have in the world now, it's loss of biodiversity. The largest threats in that loss of biodiversity would be things such as climate change and invasive species and some of those other things.
In many respects, though, many organizations are developing adaptation strategies that are looking at how we set up wildlife for success through what happens in terms of climate change, to mitigate some of the impacts through proper land use planning, for example, with corridors by which animals can choose to move. It's more difficult for fish, obviously, than it is for others.
One of the most critical things for government is.... You can tell a lot about government's natural resource management commitment by looking at what it is doing around monitoring. Monitoring is one of the first things to go in budgets, because people don't really see it, but it is monitoring and the underlying science that are really going to be able to help us to manage the impacts of climate change and ensure that biodiversity is conserved.