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Conservation Corridor
Conservation Corridor
Habitat corridors are an important conservation strategy in the face of anthropogenic pressures such as habitat loss and degradation, fragmentation, and climate change. Conservation Corridor is an organization dedicated to communicating connectivity research, bridging the gap between the science of corridors and the management of corridors. I work with Conservation Corridor to provide summaries of current connectivity research for land managers and non-scientists.
30x30 series
30x30 series
30x30 is a global initiative to conserve 30% of land and water by 2030. I worked with Conservation Corridor to design infographics aimed at communicating 30x30 goals. See examples!
Hulting, KA (2024) How do private protected areas contribute to protected area networks? Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Migration connects ecosystems through nutrient subsidies. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Extreme weather impacts genetic diversity. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Habitat fragmentation in conservation versus restoration. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Connectivity and climate affect diversity-stability relationships. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Identifying stepping stones to increase connectivity. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Functional connectivity can be seasonal. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Climate warming and connectivity shift the gut microbiome. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Managing urban areas to conserve endangered species. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Forest edges and leaf functional traits impact decomposition. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Barriers to climate connectivity. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Key Biodiversity Areas are frequently fragmented by human disturbance. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2024) Human activity disrupts functional connectivity. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2023) Forest edge and climate shift plant phenology. Conservation Corridor Link
Hulting, KA (2023) Habitat loss and fragmentation alter interaction networks. Conservation Corridor Link
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