Wildlife Corridors 101: Everything You Need to Know
EcoWatch ,
Quick Key Facts The largest wildlife corridor in the world — the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing over the Highway 101…
News story from Atlantico.fr on Sunday 13 October 2019
Atlantico.fr,
I corridoi ecologici funzionano e attraggono nuove specie (VIDEO) - Greenreport: economia ecologica e sviluppo sostenibile
Green Report (Italy),
Aree protette e biodiversità|Economia ecologica|Scienze e ricerca|Urbanistica e territorio In 20 anni gli scienziati Usa hanno…
If We Connect Fragmented Habitat, New Species Will Come, Study Shows
Smithsonian Magazine,
One of the major problems facing native habitats is fragmentation. As human impact creeps further and further into woods…
Small strips of nature in just the right places can keep plants from going extinct
Daily Herald,
An 18-yr test that became woodland and farmland into an enormous laboratory has found that habitat corridors - skinny…
Small strips of nature in just the right places can keep plants from going extinct
Weather herald,
An 18-year test that turned woodland and farmland into a giant laboratory has found that habitat corridors - skinny connectors…
News story from Los Angeles Times on Friday 27 September 2019
Los Angeles Times,
New species drawn to restored pine savanna patches in South Carolina
Daily Herald,
17 minutes ago Sept. 26 (UPI) -- Efforts to repair and reconnect isolated patches of pine savanna in South Carolina is paying…
New species drawn to restored pine savanna patches in South Carolina
Weather herald,
2 minutes ago Sept. 26 (UPI) -- Efforts to restore and reconnect remoted patches of pine savanna in South Carolina is paying off.
New species drawn to restored pine savanna patches in South Carolina
UPI.com,
Sept. 26 (UPI) -- Efforts to restore and reconnect isolated patches of pine savanna in South Carolina is paying off.
New species drawn to restored pine savanna patches in South Carolina
Breitbart News Network,
Sept. 26 (UPI) — Efforts to restore and reconnect isolated patches of pine savanna in South Carolina is paying off.
Habitat Corridors Increase Plant Diversity Over Decades
AAAS,
Reconnecting isolated fragments of once continuous habitats may be a powerful tool in restoring and preserving plant…
Scientists connected fragments of pine savanna and new species keep showing up
Long Room,
Before Europeans arrived in America, longleaf pine savannas sprawled across 90 million acres from present-day Florida to Texas…
Scientists Connected Fragments of Pine Savanna and New Species Keep Showing Up
Newswise,
Climate Science, Environmental Science, Wildlife, Birds, Plants, All Journal News Biodiversity, Biology Newswise — MADISON …
Scientists connected fragments of pine savanna and new species keep showing up
Science Daily,
By connecting small, restored patches of savanna to one another via habitat corridors at an experimental landscape within the…
Scientists connected fragments of pine savanna and new species keep showing up
University of Wisconsin-Madison,
Before Europeans arrived in America, longleaf pine savannas sprawled across 90 million acres from present-day Florida to Texas…
Connecting our dwindling natural habitats could help preserve plant diversity
Science News,
An ecological experiment so big it can be seen from space suggests that connecting isolated habitats with natural corridors can…
Connecting fractured habitats has long-lasting ecological benefits, study finds
Washington Post,
A decades-long ecological experiment in South Carolina has shown the power of a straightforward way to improve wildlife habitats…
Scientists connected fragments of pine savanna and new species keep showing up
Phys.org,
Before Europeans arrived in America, longleaf pine savannas sprawled across 90 million acres from present-day Florida to Texas…
Connecting fragmented pieces of habitat can help endangered species recover
Science/AAAS,
Loss of habitat drives most extinctions. When farms or roads carve forests or fields into fragments, the isolated survivors are…