Corridors (wildlife)

Wildlife corridors are protected pathways that connect different habitats or nature areas, allowing animals to move safely between them. These corridors help populations stay healthy by providing access to food, water, mates, and new territories, reducing risks like inbreeding and habitat fragmentation. They can be natural features like forests or grasslands, or man-made structures like bridges or tunnels. Corridors are essential for maintaining biodiversity, supporting species survival, and adapting to environmental changes. Properly planned corridors foster coexistence between human development and wildlife conservation, ensuring that animals can roam freely across landscapes.