Corridor concept in landscape ecology

In landscape ecology, a corridor is a strip of natural habitat that connects separate patches of wildlife areas. It functions like a biological highway, allowing animals, plants, and nutrients to move between isolated habitats. Corridors help maintain biodiversity, facilitate gene flow, and support ecological processes by reducing barriers and fragmentation in the landscape. They are essential for conserving species that need large territories or migrate seasonally, enhancing the resilience of ecosystems against environmental changes.