Projets de connectivité des habitats

Animal presence in the local area has dropped considerably following the opening of a new highway. Coordinate with the local authorities to set up a wildlife underpass, allowing the animals to reunite and settle once more. The development of a new residential area has caused considerable disruption for the local wildlife. Under the guidance of the local council, establish wildlife corridor to reconnect and stabilise the animal populations in this urban area. A newly-built highway has split the region's terrestrial wildlife, posing great risk to both animals and commuters. Liaise with the local council to develop and implement a wildlife corridor over the busy carriageway. The construction of a new railway line has been heralded by passengers, but is not such a welcome arrival for the local fauna. Work with a nearby organisation to establish a wildlife corridor, providing animals with a passage across the railway.

Nearby agricultural developments have fragmented the established ecosystems, disrupting the area's animal populations. Team up with FEN partners to restore balance among the savannah's wildlife.

Rainforest habitats have been left fragmented, following construction work in the area. Coordinate your efforts with other FEN partners to improve biodiversity and protect the vulnerable wildlife.

Urban expansion has segmented the nearby forests, causing disruption for the local wildlife. Work with the network's partners to reconnect the fragmented forests in the wake of these new developments.

A sizeable parcel of farmland is up for sale and would make for an ideal wildlife habitat. Help fund the purchase of the land and its transformation, allowing populations to thrive in the area again.

An unused estate has become available, and its Reserve-adjacent location would allow FEN to continue its work in [region]. Acquire the land and convert it into a suitable habitat for endemic animal populations.