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Published online 20 December 2001 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news011220-14
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Conservationists patch it up
Urban wildlife may not use green corridors.
Greencorridors do little to aid wildlife, say UK ecologists. Their discovery that isolated wild ground contains just as many plant species as do patches linked by continuous greenery casts doubt on current conservation priorities.
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