Table of Contents

1. Introduction
  1.1 Background on habitat fragmentation
  1.2 Impacts of fragmentation on biodiversity
  1.3 Wildlife corridors as a conservation strategy
  1.4 Objectives and scope of the project

2. Literature Review
  2.1 Case studies of existing wildlife corridor projects
  2.2 Benefits and limitations of corridor conservation
  2.3 Key factors in corridor design and placement

3. Study Area
  3.1 Description of geography and habitats
  3.2 Patterns of existing habitat fragmentation

4. Methods
  4.1 Identifying focal species
  4.2 Mapping habitat connectivity
  4.3 Prioritizing corridor locations
  4.4 Proposing corridor designs
  4.5 Engaging stakeholders

5. Results and Recommendations
  5.1 Areas in need of improved connectivity
  5.2 Priority locations for wildlife corridors
  5.3 Proposed corridor designs
  5.4 Implementation and monitoring plan
  5.5 Conclusions and future work