Presentation - "Connectivity Considerations" Wildlife Habitat Planning, Design Features and BMPs for Florida Communities. By, Tom Hoctor, Geoplan Center and Department of Landscape Architecture, University of Florida, September 7, 2006.
University of Florida News - August 31, 2006: Scientists: Wildlife Corridors Benefit Plant Biodiversity, Native Plants. A six-year study at the world’s largest experimental landscape devoted to the corridors — links between otherwise isolated natural areas — has found that more plant species, and specifically more native plant species, persist in areas connected by the corridors than in isolated areas.
Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative. Follow this link to the home page of the Y2Y Conservation Initiative that was mentioned in the above piece from UF. This is a fascinating large scale effort to link habitat corridors over several states and provinces.
THE WEKIVA-OCALA GREENWAY - A Unity of Water and Earth
by Keith Schue.
