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Wildlife corridor

GCSE Geography · key term

Wildlife corridor

Definition

A strip or network of suitable habitat connecting otherwise separated habitat areas, allowing wildlife to move between them.

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Eduqas GCSE Geography A · C111

Specification 5.4.3, 8.2.1 · Component 2

Wildlife corridors connect separated habitat patches, allowing animals to move between them rather than remaining trapped in one small area.
Revise: Sustainable Ecosystem Management
A strip or connected network of habitat that allows wildlife to move between otherwise separated areas.
Revise: Restoring Damaged Habitats

Eduqas Geography A past papers

Exam tips

1
Distinguish zoning, which manages activities within a protected area, from wildlife corridors, which connect habitats.

Related key terms

Biodiversity
Habitat
Agroforestry
Buffer zone
Ecosystem

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Wildlife corridor — Eduqas GCSE Geography A Definition

Habitat fragmentation

Habitat restoration

Keystone species