The Continuum Project: Catalogue of possible measures to improve ecological connectivity in the Alps

This catalogue of measures has been elaborated in the frame of the Ecological Continuum Project .

The three partners in the Ecological Continuum Initiative are working independently of any project deadlines or political decisions.

Four alpine-wide network organisations are aiming to create an "ecological continuum" in the Alps.

The measures catalogue of the ‘Ecological Continuum Initiative‘ has been prepared to support the realization of an ecological network throughout the Alps in seven alpine pilot regions.

The proposed boundaries for the ecological continuum in the corridor, respecting the customary land, reflect positive progress.

The main goal of the ECONNECT Project is the protection of the alpine biodiversity through the creation of an ecological continuum in the whole alpine arc.

An ecological corridor, which is different from a biological corridor or an ecological continuum, is a functional zone of passage between several natural zones for a group of species dependent on a single environment.

A forest is an ecological continuum and whole, which supports and contains material things as well as concepts.

Here are listed previous news items on the connectivity topic as well as news on the work of the Ecological Network Platform, the Ecological Continuum Initiative and the Econnect project.

This list should in future make it easier to set priorities for the protection and re-establishment of the connectivity of habitats in the Alps.

All the ecological corridors and the environments they connect form an ecological continuum for the specific type of environment and the species dependent on it.

The participatory process for the clarification of customary land has enabled the preparation of proposed boundaries for the ecological continuum of the corridor;

All the ecological corridors and the environments they connect form an ecological continuum for the specific type of environment and the species dependent on it.

The establishment of an ecological continuum facilitating migration in altitude but mainly in a south-north transect may be one of the answers we can develop from today on.