In Minnesota's North Woods, moving tree species to entirely new ranges where they do not currently grow, based on the notion that the speed of climate change will make it impossible for natural tree migratory processes to occur, is called _________.

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Facilitation is the process of intentionally assisting the migration of tree species to new ranges to adapt to the changing climate. This technique involves planting and watering seedlings, clearing pathways for new trees, and providing nutrients. It is believed that this approach can help forest ecosystems maintain their health and productivity by facilitating the movement of trees to regions where the climate is more favorable for their growth.

In Minnesota's North Woods, Moving Tree Species to Entirely New