Animals and plants in natural
settings must have minimal living regions in
order to have sufficient room within which to
live and survive. Because of global warming,
it becomes even more important that plants and
animals can migrant, otherwise they will die
out.
However, if a natural region is too small, than
it can be made livable through
a connection with another ecosystem or biotope,
via a so-called green corridor. Together animals
and plants are then offered a chance to survive,
beyond which can also initiate a similarly interesting
landscape for human recreation. With the "Ecological
Connection (EC)" is simply implied - a connection
together with other biotopes.
In direct opposition exist the regions wherein intensive
factory farming is concentrated.
What comes into existence then,
in an Ecological Connection, is a newly created
natural area: or natural developing regions.
Natural developing regions are regions that must
still be developed. There is also a transition
form, mainly a region wherein farmers determine
how convenants are made for looking after and
sparing nature. The water ways hold an important
role: the big rivers, but also the small locks
alongside arable land.
That nature is to be preserved is not to say that
it has become realized or that this will happen
in a short amount of time. Much can also happen
in between, and as a consequence of economic pressure
which is continually placed upon the plans and
ultimately placed upon the available room for slowly
consumed natural habitats.
It is also important to keep pollution outside
of the EC. If the food in the EC becomes scarce
or biodiversity decreases, the animals must seek
food outside the EHS, whereby the chance becomes
greater that they will become wrongly victimized
or cause severe damage to crops.