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• W2183429475 abstract "Ecological corridors are recommended as a solution to the fragmentation of European habitats. Their potential for habitat conservation in Ireland for habitats and species listed in the EU Flora, Fauna and Habitats Directive is reviewed. There is considerably more information on corridors in agricultural landscapes (i.e. non-priority habitats) and for semi-pristine landscapes (continental forests) than for priority Irish habitats. Regional corridors (linking sites separated by many kilometres) are distinguished from local corridors (linking habitat patches within sites). Local corridors of suitably wide habitat are likely to benefit invertebrates, and vertebrates such as bats, but the value of regional corridors is considerably less for habitat specialist species. Regional corridors have little potential for plants. Diaspore dispersal by livestock and wild mammals and birds is nevertheless important, and emphasis should be on maintaining animal movement within the landscape, especially in areas such as the Burren. The effectiveness of regional corridors is considerably reduced by the fact that many species characteristic of, and restricted to, habitats listed in the Habitats Directive, have poor dispersal ability. These species would be unlikely to use even pristine corridors. On a cost-benefit balance, regional corridors are unlikely to be a priority for most habitats and species in Ireland, compared to other options such as site enlargement and buffering, maintaining hydrological processes and site management. Corridors need to considered on a siteby-site and species-by-species basis, as part of an integrated dispersal management approach, including other options such as translocation, regional site management coordination, habitat enlargement, etc." @default.
• W2183429475 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2183429475 creator A5052210643 @default.
• W2183429475 date "1998-01-01" @default.
• W2183429475 modified "2023-09-27" @default.
• W2183429475 title "The potential role of ecological corridors for habitat conservation in Ireland : a review" @default.
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