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Ecological corridors, also known as wildlife corridors or habitat corridors, are areas that connect isolated populations of plants and animals, allowing them to migrate, disperse, and interact. These corridors are crucial for maintaining biodiversity, as they help to mitigate the effects of habitat fragmentation, reduce inbreeding, and increase genetic diversity. With the increasing recognition of the importance of corridors for biodiversity conservation, there is a growing momentum to establish and maintain corridors around the world.