Nature Conservation

Wildlife Connectivity

The fourth nature conservation sub-pillar, wildlife connectivity, focuses on creating and maintaining ecological corridors that allow species to move freely across terrestrial and aquatic habitats. These corridors support migration, genetic diversity, and species survival, strengthening biodiversity and climate resilience. Achieving connectivity requires protecting habitats, restoring fragmented landscapes, and integrating wildlife needs into land-use planning and infrastructure. Collaboration among governments, communities, and conservation groups, supported by policies, monitoring, and research, ensures effective long-term connectivity.