In some parts of the United States, pathways for wildlife are built over or under highways to allow animals to cross safely. This is an example of a(n)

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The construction of pathways for wildlife over or under highways is an example of a habitat corridor, which provides a connection between two or more habitats, allowing for the movement of wildlife and gene flow between populations. Dispersal limitation refers to the inability of a species to move to a suitable habitat due to physical or biological barriers, while an ecological envelope refers to the range of conditions that a species can tolerate. Ecological passage is not a commonly used term in conservation biology or wildlife management.

In Some Parts of the United States, Pathways for Wildlife