Pathways Guide for Ecological Connectivity

Pathways to an Ecologically Connected Transborder Landscape: A Distillation of Key Learnings, Strategies and Actions from the 2024 Northeastern North America/Turtle Island Landscape Connectivity Summit

Partners in the Staying Connected Initiative are excited to share a new publication to encourage and inform ecological connectivity conservation and restoration in Northeastern North America/ Turtle Island—a vast region encompassing eastern Canada, the northeastern United States, and many Indigenous territories.

The Pathways guide synthesizes insights from conservation leaders and practitioners at the 2024 Landscape Connectivity Summit in Montréal/Tiohtià:ke, Québec.

This new resource highlights the need for a multi-scaled, holistic, integrated approach to conserving and restoring landscape connectivity for wildlife and people across this globally significant region and beyond.

Pathways is a compendium of promising ideas and an invitation to engage. Please join us!