The primary aim in creating conservation corridors is to maintain and restore connectivity across a landscape, as a mechanism to respond to the impacts of climate change and to support livelihoods. The Cederberg Biodiversity Corridor has mobilized a wide range of role-players. The initiative has significantly strengthened the institutional capacity of those committed to the preservation of the Cederberg’s unique biodiversity.

Category: CAPE publications
Authors: CAPE
Published 2009 by CAPE Program
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