Boston Globe: Environmental advocates, wildlife officials, and land trusts charged with protecting the natural world are beginning to take a new approach to climate change: rather than focus only on stopping it, they are also thinking about how to adapt to what’s coming. That may mean accepting that certain northern species – such as moose or loon – may not be part of Massachusetts’ future ecology. More immediately, it means restoring bogs that could help prevent flooding, or serve as a fallback …