wildlife corridor
| Passage between habitats. See corridor, wildlife. |
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The majority of the preserved open space provides a contiguous habitat corridor for wildlife, including those species that have a state-sensitive listing, such as the pileated woodpecker, red-legged frog, olive-sided flycatcher and Pacific western big-eared bat," she said. In fact, some recovery plans do make protection of habitat corridors a priority. Environmentalists applauded the move, since they consider Tejon's land a critical habitat corridor between the Sierra Nevada and the mountains along the coast. |
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