Conectividad en las Políticas Nacionales: Ecuador
Ecuador's first formally designated corridor supports numerous species of conservation concern and is the culmination of many years of multi-agency efforts.
Communications Coordinator position available
Conservation Corridor is currently hiring a new Communications Coordinator. The Communications Coordinator will be responsible for maintaining all social media accounts associated with ConservationCorridor.org and general marketing strategy. The Communications Coordinator will also be responsible [...]
La Fronteriza gana por los murciélagos y el bacanora
El bacanora en Sonora. Crédito: Colectivo Sonora Silvestre Read in English La Red de Restauración Fronteriza (BRN) fue la ganadora del primer Reto de Conectividad ofrecido por el Centro Salazar en la Universidad Estatal de Colorado. Como ganadora, la [...]
Russian tigers and the struggle to maintain connectivity (Russian)
Амурский тигр – одна из самых больших и редких кошек нашей планеты. Его численность в природе составляет всего 480-540 особей, большая часть которых живет на Дальнем Востоке России. Уничтожение и фрагментация местообитаний – одна из [...]
Wind dynamics in corridors
When thinking about the forces that shape species' response to corridors, how many people think to look off the ground and into the sky? With so many plant species dispersed by wind, the question of [...]
Accounting for dispersal in climate change planning
Dispersal is one of the most critical process for species adaptation to climate change, as the driver for both colonization of new habitat and the spread of genes that underlie evolutionary adaptation. When accounting for [...]
The dangers of narrow corridors
Corridors are envisioned to benefit biodiversity -- re-connecting landscapes that have become fragmented, and providing safe passage for plants and animals across landscapes that are increasingly dominated by humans. Yet, corridors could cause harm to [...]
Landscape genomics of dispersal corridors in NYC
While most people think of corridors as linking patches of pristine habitat, they also play a part in shaping urban landscape connectivity. Although urban ecosystems typically don't include large patches of undisturbed or old growth [...]