Connectivity Archives

Connectivity Archive

Animal Corridors | Credit: Wirestock Creators, Shutterstock

Apr 16, 2023 Exciting Developments for the Connectivity of Wild Landscapes

Posted at 16:33h In Animals in Our World, Articles, CLLC (Center for Large Landscape Conservation), Connectivity, Tales of WellBeing - By Andrew Rowan, DPhil and Kathleen Rowan

The Center for Large Landscape Conservation (CLLC), called Climate Conservation initially, was established by veterinarian and conservation biologist Dr. Gary Tabor in Bozeman, Montana, in 2011. WBI was delighted when CLLC agreed to be a WBI partner. Both organizations are building connections and partnerships to...

May 30, 2020 IUCN ‘Guidelines for Conserving Connectivity through Ecological Networks and Corridors’

Posted at 04:53h In Articles, CLLC (Center for Large Landscape Conservation), Connectivity, Global Awareness, WellBeing News - By Rachel Caldwell

The Center for Large Landscape Conservation (CLLC) is working to mainstream connectivity conservation solutions around the world that save biodiversity, increase resilience to climate change, and safeguard human health. To this end, CLLC supports the new IUCN Guidelines and the operations of the Connectivity Conservation...

Apr 30, 2019 Ecological Connectivity: A Report On Transportation Infrastructure Investment In Sub-Saharan Africa

Posted at 13:02h In Articles, Connectivity, Global Awareness, WellBeing News - By Andrew Rowan, DPhil

In March of 2019, the First African Conference on Linear Infrastructure and Ecology (ACLIE) was held in South Africa. Our partner organization, the Center for Large Landscape Conservation (CLLC) produced an excellent and eye-opening report for the conference on investments in linear transportation infrastructure (such...

Animal Crossing in Banff | Photo credit: Susan Hagood

Apr 30, 2019 Corridors & Crossings: Advancing Connectivity Conservation

Posted at 09:50h In Articles, CLLC (Center for Large Landscape Conservation), Connectivity, Global Awareness, WellBeing News - By Elizabeth Fairbank and Aaron Laur

Across the globe, the movement of species and the flow of ecological processes are being interrupted by human development. Natural areas are losing vital connections once used by wildlife to migrate, disperse, mate, feed, and thrive. This ongoing fragmentation is leaving nature susceptible to a...

Mar 31, 2019 Roads, Transport Corridors, Infrastructure and Wildlife

Posted at 12:59h In Articles, Connectivity, Global Awareness, WellBeing News - By Andrew Rowan, DPhil

From 19-22 March of this year, several hundred conservation biologists, activists, economists, lawyers and political scientists convened in the Sultan Nazrin Shah Centre in Worcester College, Oxford to discuss global-scale challenges to wildlife and how the assembled cornucopia of disciplines could help to address and...