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When people build villages and roads, wildlife habitats are broken into smaller patches .
Wildlife corridors connect these areas. They provide access to food, water, and shelter, and
help animals be safe and find mates . The Mount Kenya Elephant Underpass and
Corridor lets two groups of elephants interact. Elephants use it more than 1,000 times a
year. In Banff National Parks, there are fences, underpasses, and overpasses along the
Trans-Canada Highway. They have reduced wildlife accidents by four-fifths. The
bee highway in Oslo, Norway, helps honey bees move safely through the city.
wildlife accidents be safe and find mates underpasses, and overpasses
move safely two groups of elephants broken into smaller patches
Unit 11 | Wildlife Corridors: Connecting the Dots