If I was prez, there'd be a lot more national parks. There'd also be "greenways" connecting them.
I'd also make national parks out of sensitive marine areas, where no fishing or motorized boats would be allowed.
I'd also make national parks out of sensitive marine areas, where no fishing or motorized boats would be allowed.
Personally, I would love to see a corridor like this from the Great Smoky Mountain National Park through the Nantahala National Forest and right down the Savannah River basin with all its dams, to - and including - the Georgia and South Carolina barrier islands, from Charleston to the Florida border..
Since this is a really silly but rewarding conclusion to the episode, I'm going to have to disagree with you on this.
https://www.planetcustodian.com/important-wildlife-corridors...
Here is a good (but old) recap of the (lack of) research into their efficacy :
https://www.biologydiscussion.com/articles/benefits-of-conse...
They made the system much more resilient to local extinctions of key species and have a lot of extra benefits, like dealing with the excess of grazing by a big herbivore population that grows too much and is migrant by nature, or removing pressure in territorial animals.
Two places and a corridor act as one big place. Can host also new species that need to roam and never couldn't live in two isolated islands with the same total area.