Restoring Mobility and Connectivity for Livestock, Wildlife, and People | Springer Nature Link
With this collection we aim to address the question: how can we reconnect rangelands to restore or expand multispecies mobility in a way that benefits ...
With this collection we aim to address the question: how can we reconnect rangelands to restore or expand multispecies mobility in a way that benefits livestock, wildlife, and people? . The collection is timed to coincide with the International Year for Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP) set for 2026 by the United Nations. In this collection we strive to move beyond the current fascination with wildlife corridors to think broader and more inclusively. Rangelands (grasslands, shrublands, woodlands – typically arid or semi-arid landscapes) cover more than one third of the Earth’s terrestrial…
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