Abstract Purpose of Review Corridors are widely considered as a strategy to mitigate effects
of habitat fragmentation on biodiversity. There are, however, lingering concerns about …

We examined the links between the science and policy of habitat corridors to better
understand how corridors can be implemented effectively. As a case study, we focused on a …

While corridors in conservation have a long history of use, evaluations of proposed or
existing corridors in conservation landscapes are important to avoid the same fate as poorly …

The Heart of Borneo initiative has promoted the integration of protected areas and
sustainably-managed forests across Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei. Recently, however …

Abstract Ongoing deforestation in Southeast Asia is leading to increased fragmentation and
reduction of habitat for the mainland clouded leopard (Neofelis nebulosa). Using the largest …

One of the most vital and urgent global conservation challenges is to deal with the loss and
fragmentation of wildlife habitats, particularly for large‐bodied and wide‐ranging terrestrial …

To date, leopards (Panthera pardus) in Peninsular Malaysia have been overlooked by large
carnivore researchers. This is in part due to the country's unique population of individuals …

The paper critically examines the equivoques, conceptual traps and weaknesses of the
recent 'ecological network'paradigm, invocated as a cool environmental planning tool to the …

Abstract Tropical Southeast Asia is a hotspot for global biodiversity, and also a hotspot for
rapidly expanding urbanisation. There is a need to identify, protect, restore and connect …

Riparian forests are often the last remaining areas of natural vegetation in agricultural and
plantation forestry landscapes. Covering millions of hectares of land in Indonesia, industrial …