WILD HEART REFUGE

Nature has its own complex map. A migration corridor refers to a stretch of land (and/or water) across which animals travel to feed, seek refuge, and migrate between seasons. These corridors have been encroached upon by human development, leaving animal populations hemmed in and at risk. Conservationists are making efforts to preserve, and, in some cases, regenerate wildlife corridors in order to protect the creatures that depend on them.

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