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Conservation Corridor February 2025 Newsletter

Connecting science to conservation.

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Connectivity Management

Optimal methods for establishing protected area networks

A comparison between proactive and reactive schemes to designate protected areas reveals that one method is likely to achieve target conservation goals faster.

Connectivity & Climate Change

Wildlife crossings as a tool to mitigate climate change

Incorporating climate change into the planning and siting of wildlife crossings can make them more beneficial to wildlife both now and into the future.

Connectivity Science

How do private protected areas contribute to protected area networks?

An evaluation of private protected areas in Chile, where they are well documented, reveals how their contribution to connectivity and biodiversity is small but significant, as long as they are effectively managed.

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