在消失的稀树草原中,新走廊是野生动物的“大胜利”

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Amid a vanishing savanna, new corridor a ‘big win’ for wildlife Nov 13, 2024 By Will McCarry 6 min read Conservation International is helping recover a savanna habitat nearly twice the size of Manhattan. Brazil is home to a vast, but overlooked, tropical savanna called the Cerrado. This sprawling patchwork of open grassland and scattered woodlands covers almost a quarter of the country — an area about the size of Greenland — providing habitat for 1,200 mammals, birds and reptiles and about 12,000 plant species. Among its remarkable wildlife are giant anteaters, maned wolves, armadillos and brilliantly colored macaws. But today, more than half of the original Cerrado has been cleared for cattle ranching and soy farming, making it one of the fastest disappearing ecosystems on Earth. And only。

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原文链接：https://www.conservation.org/blog/amid-a-vanishing-savanna-new-corridor-a-big-win-for-wildlife