Corridors

Wildlife needs connected corridors to get around, especially as climate change pushes them out of their old habitats.

Corridors should be no less than two meters wide.

Running in the corridors is not allowed.

Jayjay left the room and started walking aimlessly along the corridors of the company.

Paul walked through the rocky corridors.

Diego was patrolling the empty corridors of the mall.

Vladimir spotted Anna in the corridors.

They were walking through the corridors of one of the private dormitories where the boy roomed.

Large bird-like butterflies gracefully flitting down the long corridors between the pines, and myriads of jumping mantises and grasshoppers suggest that it is not November.

WCS ecologist Glennon says the current theory is that the moose resurgence was facilitated by the laws protecting the preserve, and several corridors of protected land linking the Adirondacks to Maine, Vermont and Canada, which provide safe travel routes for the animals.