The dispersal of plants and animals from one reserve to another within a network of reserves is best accomplished by

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Linking reserves with habitat corridors allows for the natural dispersal of plants and animals between reserves, maintaining gene flow and promoting biodiversity. Buffer zones may help protect the core reserve but may not facilitate the movement of species between reserves. Reintroducing captive-bred individuals or relocating individuals from their natural habitat may not be effective in establishing self-sustaining populations in new reserves.

The Dispersal of Plants and Animals from One Reserve to Another