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Diagnosing Barriers to California Bay-Delta Wetland Restoration Implementation: Extending the Adaptation Perspective
Climate adaptation increasingly considers wetland restoration as a nature-based solution to reduce flood risk and provide co-benefits such as species protection, water resource management, and public recreation access. However, barriers must be identified and overcome to increase the pace and scale
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