Abstract At the beginning of 16th century, original inhabitants Čachtice built a large complex tunnels and cellars under village, today called underground. The underground protected people from war conflicts, most recently during World War II, as anti-aircraft shelters. Over time, lost its significance. corridors were walled up, covered with rubble, collapsed due to construction work. Later, pa...

Skeptics have questioned the empirical evidence that corridors provide landscape connectivity. Some also have suggested dangers of corridors. We reviewed published studies that empirically addressed whether corridors enhance or diminish the population viability of species in habitat patches connected by corridors. A randomized and replicated experimental design has not been used—and we argue is...

Heritage corridors are methods to effectively protect and utilize linear cultural heritage based on the concept of regional conservation. The construction a corridor system is extremely important preserve natural environment area as well history culture alongside. majority research heretofore focused generation corridors, whereas studies classification relatively limited, without complete for c...

Wildlife corridors are components of landscapes, which facilitate the movement of organisms and processes between intact habitat areas, and thus provide connectivity between the habitats within the landscapes. Corridors are thus regions within a given landscape that connect fragmented habitat patches within the landscape. The major concern of designing corridors as a conservation strategy is pr...

Ecosystem service values have rarely been incorporated in the process of planning ecological infrastructure for urban areas. Urban ecological infrastructure is a network system of natural lands and waters that provides ecosystem services. The purpose of this study was to design landscape corridors that maximize the value of ecosystem services in ecological infrastructure planning. We explored t...