Get Connected to Corridors
Get Connected to Corridors
© Robin Taylor | A grizzly bear walks past a wildlife crossing in Alberta.
With the impact of habitat fragmentation now magnified by climate change, corridor identification and protection is critical. Learn how scientists, politicians, and other citizens are involved in meaningful ways how you can get involved.
TAKE ACTION FOR CORRIDORS
Organizations, politicians, and citizens are all taking action to support corridor conservation. Exploring some key of these initiatives will detail some of the ways you yourself can get involved.
Ways to Connect
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Find Corridor-Focused Organizations
Not surprisingly, several leaders in corridor conservation focus exclusively on wildlife corridors and landscape connectivity. Get overview of these mission-driven non-governmental organizations that have made the mission.
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Get Connected Through Public Policy
While slower to get started, government agencies have started working to advance corridor conservation as understanding about the biological importance of corridors increases. These political leaders are working to help conserve corridors, learn how you can help.
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Get Connected Through Citizen Science
You don't have to be a scientist or political figure to be engaged in the work of corridor conservation. In fact, opportunities abound for untrained citizens to contribute to meaningful scientific efforts that support corridor conservation. See what others are doing and how you can join them.