On-farm, this can include creating corridors or strips of habitat that connect existing patches of semi-natural habitat. This can involve planting native vegetation, creating or restoring ponds and wetland areas, or creating buffer zones around existing patches of semi-natural habitat to reduce the impact of activities such as agricultural production. Beyond a farm area, semi-natural habitats can be interconnected by creating or restoring greenways or green corridors. These corridors can help to link existing habitats, allowing for the dispersal of species between them and providing alternative routes for species to reach suitable habitats. This can include planting native vegetation along roadsides and other linear habitats, planting hedgerows, and creating wildlife crossings.
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