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Connectivity & Wildlife Corridors

Learn the importance of integrating wildlife conservation into transportation planning for creating wildlife corridors. Discover strategies for spatial structure of metapopulations through elevated multiple-use paths. Taken from Sheila Peck's "Planning for Biodiversity: Issues and Examples."

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Connectivity & Wildlife Corridors

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  1. Connectivity & Wildlife Corridors PLAN 641- Environmental Planning

  2. Spatial Structure of Metapopulations Taken from: Peck, Sheila. 1998. Planning for Biodiversity: Issues and Examples. Washington, D.C.: Island Press.

  3. 2. Incorporate wildlife conservation into transportation planning.

  4. Fly-over or Elevated

  5. Multiple Use

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