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Meanings of wildlife corridor in английском

русский
экологический коридор
португальский
corredor de biodiversidade
каталонский
corredor biològic
испанский
corredor ecologico
Wikidata

Protected pathway for animals connecting wild territories.

экологический коридор
Synonyms
Examples for "green corridor"
Examples for "green corridor"
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He led the way down the green corridor, the divisional inspector following.
The Grell Mystery
2
I walked and walked down the quiet golden- green corridor, and saw nobody.
Smoke and mirrors: short fictions and illusions
3
They led him down a green corridor to an elevator.
Time After Time
4
Then he started down the green corridor again.
The talisman
5
The constable returned, and she was ushered along a grey and green corridor to Foyle's room.
The Grell Mystery
Usage of wildlife corridor in английском
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Ixodid distribution on the wildlife corridor is strongly influenced by habitat salinity.
Pubmed
2
The wildlife corridor created along the canal will attract herons, otters, fish and waterfowl.
The Guardian
3
The good hedge shelters animals against rough weather, provides safe habitat for small creatures, and makes a wildlife corridor.
The Guardian
4
However, there is a knowledge gap on the ecology of R. microplus outbreaks in the South Texas coastal plain wildlife corridor.
Pubmed
5
The idea is to restore a native wildlife corridor connecting Saumarez Ponds and Dangars Falls, a long-term goal of the Armidale Tree Group.
The Guardian
6
The possible utility of man-made barriers for R. microplus eradication in the lower part of the South Texas coastal plain wildlife corridor is discussed.
Pubmed
7
They also serve as precious nature reserves and wildlife corridors for flora and fauna.
The Irish Times
8
The canals and rivers of Ireland serve as wildlife corridors in an increasingly tormented "natural" environment.
The Irish Times
9
With the backing of the Forestry Commission, Francis began planting trees to create " wildlife corridors" and replacing conifers with native hardwoods.
The Guardian