Connected strips of land or

water that link fragmented habitat patches to allow wildlife movement, genetic

exchange, and migration

Riverine forests cannot be

considered as ecological corridors along the river banks

Linear corridors are long,

uninterrupted strips of vegetation, such as hedges, strips of forest, and the

vegetation growing on banks of rivers and streams

Steppingstone corridors are

a series of small, non-connected habitats that are used to find shelter, food,

or to rest

Three types of corridors

are linear corridors, stepping stone corridors, and landscape corridors