Authors:
Kurvits, T., C. Nellemann, B. Alfthan, A. Ku_hl, P. Prokosch, M. Virtue and J.F Skaalvik (eds.)
Publication Date:
2011
Abstract/Summary:
Through the air, over land and in water, over ten thousand species numbering millions of animals travel around the world in a network of migratory pathways. The very foundation of these migratory species is their connection to places and corridors across the planet. The loss of a single point in their migration can jeopardize the entire population, while their concentrations make them highly vulnerable to overharvesting and poaching.
Resource Type:
White Paper
Source:
UNEP