To help wildlife move, researchers map both natural and legal boundaries

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Feb 14, 2020, 5:09 pm845 ptsInteresting
Wildlife need to move to survive: to find food, reproduce and escape wildfires and other hazards. Yet as soon as they leave protected areas like national forests or parks, they often wind up on a landscape that is very fragmented in terms of natural boundaries and human ones.

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