wildland corridors

Wildland corridors are natural pathways that connect different areas of natural habitats, allowing wildlife to move freely between them. These corridors are crucial for the survival of many species, as they help maintain genetic diversity, provide access to food and mating opportunities, and enable animals to adapt to environmental changes. By preserving and restoring these corridors, we can support ecosystems, reduce human-wildlife conflicts, and promote biodiversity, ensuring that wildlife can thrive alongside human development.