A collaborative network of people and organizations working to advance connectivity conservation in India
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Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
Does functional connectivity vary seasonally? New digest finds that American martens exhibit seasonal differences in corridor use 🌨️conservationcorridor.org/dig…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
Presenting the focus of the two-day Workshop On Connectivity of Wildlife Corridors in Nagpur Forest Circle: (1.) Pench to Nawegao-Nagzira, (2.) Nawegao-Nagzira to Umred Karhandla, (3.) Umred Karhandla to Bor, (4.) Bor to Pench.
Stay tuned for updates from the workshop.
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
New paper!
Species-agnostic models are handy when we don't have the species-specific data we need to model functional connectivity. We build off of McGarigal et al 2018 to measure 'ecological connectivity', which merges many species-agnostic approaches bit.ly/4b6AMIe
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
Connecting Tigers...efforts of @manasnptr and @assamforest in securing the core area of Manas over the last couple of years has borne fruit, we now have evidence of the increasing tigers at Manas dispersing to Buxa Tiger Reserve, validating Manas as a credible source population
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
This report from @CBSNews sheds light on an important issue for @Largelandscapes: wildlife crossings! Around the country, public & private entities are leading initiatives to create structures such as overpasses & underpasses to protect wildlife & people.
cbsnews.com/news/how-wildlif…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
Last year, a tiger came to Haryana after ~100 years. We walked in 🐅 footsteps to bring to you the challenges of the Yamuna river corridor - between 4 states, squeezed by mining, cut by roads and canals.
The first of a corridor series with @RGSustain1!
roundglasssustain.com/conser…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
As Florida grapples with rising temperatures & escalating weather events such as hurricanes, a new study sheds light on the pivotal role of the state’s Wildlife Corridor in mitigating the effects of #ClimateChange coupled with a surge of new residents. dfnd.us/49DWx0I
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
#Wildlifecorridors are crucial for all species - from #tigers to bees to sea turtles. Read & share this article
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@TCF_wildlife @cocoforwild @moefcc @WCT_India @ntca_india @WWFINDIA @ranjeetnature @MongabayIndia @nehaa_sinha @WCSIndia @GargiRawat
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Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
We are excited to announce a new feature! This new webpage helps you search for connectivity research on specific taxa 🐅🦎 Access it here: conservationcorridor.org/dig…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
Easy solutions exist. Why create these unnecessary problems. Another linear barrier causing problems to #connectivity
#roadkills
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Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
Wildlife #roadkill studies need to cope with a mismatch among recorded carcasses and actual road mortality, because of the existence of three biases: crippling, carcass-persistence, and observer bias.🦌🛣 Read more from Román et al at doi.org/10.1111/csp2.13103
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
The 14th CoP of the Convention on Migratory Species is happening in February 2024. Our latest digest highlights how #CMSCOP14 will address ecological connectivity 🌎 🐆@BonnConvention conservationcorridor.org/dig…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
We have three REU positions to study habitat fragmentation and corridor effects on plant-insect interactions. Conduct research with @thomasAHsmith @kahulting and a great team of scientists @SRScorridor Apply now! damschenlab.zoology.wisc.edu…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
#brakeforwildlife, while our app is in the making and if you come across any wildlife mortality due to vehicle hit, train hit, electrocution. Kindly report us on 9209938195 via WhatsApp/telegram. You can also tag us on our social media handles.
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
Wildlife is already starting to use Idaho's first wildlife overpass — a crossing structure dedicated to protecting ancient migration corridors for big game & increasing motorist safety. Check out the pack of mule deer safely crossing the SH-21 highway!
boisestatepublicradio.org/ne…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
Virginia is protecting connectivity to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and promote wildlife migration. Learn more in our new digest from @Largelandscapes 🍁 conservationcorridor.org/dig…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
How can protected areas be managed to increase connectivity? Our latest digest from @Dani_Linero and @CorreaAyram highlights connectivity opportunities for birds in Colombia conservationcorridor.org/dig…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
Costa Rica is a leader in connectivity conservation. Learn more about its corridor programs in our new digest from @Largelandscapes
conservationcorridor.org/dig…
Coalition for Wildlife Corridors retweeted
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This dispersal event highlights the importance of maintaining #corridor connectivity and strengthening the #ProtectedArea network which act as stepping stones for #Tigers dispersing across the Central Indian Landscape
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