OUR FOURTH PILLAR OF CONSERVATION
PRESERVE WILDLIFE CORRIDORS
A community in balance means healthy ecosystems and diverse and thriving wildlife. As our community is developed and further urbanizing, our wildlife and habitats are stressed and driven to more rural areas. In Davidson we are blessed with many special, not well knows pockets rich in wildlife.
THE WHAT
Scattered throughout the community, wildlife corridors are typically wooded and positioned along small streams. Our DLC program, which works in partnership with Davidson College, uses a scientific approach to identify, map and keep track of key wildlife corridors in Davidson. Permanent conservation isn’t practical because too many different people own the properties, so we concentrate on educating residents and landowners about the value of these corridors. We also show them the best land management practices to support wildlife habitats.
THE WHY
Some landowners don’t realize the importance of these corridors and may not have experience in the best land practices to protect them. Similarly, the public often isn’t aware of area wildlife corridors and how valuable they are.
