Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act
The Connectivity Policy Coalition (CPC) shapes and inspires national wildlife corridor legislation, administrative policy, and state-based initiatives that promote habitat connectivity for wildlife. Since Wildlands Network formed the CPC in 2008, the coalition has grown to include more than 25 national and regional conservation organizations working to craft and implement policies to advance habitat connectivity.
Email susan@wildlandsnetwork.org for more information.
Support Letters
Corridors Coalition Biden Transition Letter.pdfTo Biden Transition Team
December 2020
New Mexico CPL Statement of Support for Wildlife Corridors Conservation Ac.._.pdfFrom New Mexico's
Commissioner of Public Lands
Commissioner of Public Lands
October 2019
Outdoor Recreation corridor bill support letter.pdfFrom Patagonia, Osprey and Petzl
May 2019
232 Groups Support Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act.pdfGroup Sign-on Letter
January 2020
WFA.Wildlife.Corridor.Act.Support.Letter.10.10.19.pdfFrom Wild Farm Alliance
October 2019
SCBNA Support Letter WCCA.April2019.pdfFrom Society for Conservation Biology
April 2019
MajGen Lehnert Corridor Letter to HNR.pdfFrom Major General Lehnert
January 2020
Native American Support for Protection of Wildlife Corridors 2019 (1).pdfFrom Native American Fish & Wildlife Society
May 2019
Fact Sheets
Corridor Bill - grizzly logos.pdfGrizzly bear
Corridor Bill -- Monarch logos.pdfMonarch butterfly
Corridor Bill Florida Panther.pdfFlorida panther
Louisiana Black Bear final.pdfLouisiana black bear
Corridor Bill -- Pronghorn logos.pdfPronghorn
No-Room-to-Roam_10-Species-in-Need-of-Connectivity-and-Corridors.pdf10 species
Events
Webinar: Protecting Wildlife Corridors to
Safeguard Biodiversity and People
Safeguard Biodiversity and People
December 2020
Capitol Hill Briefing (recorded):
Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act
Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act
July 2019
Articles
New York Times: How Do Animals Safely Cross a Highway? Take a Look. (May 2021)
Chesapeake Bay Program: Providing safe passage for wildlife to cross roads improves the wellbeing of everyone (April 2021)