Study on Long-term Effectiveness of Wildlife Canopy Bridges in Costa Rica
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Marion Fischer, Osa Conservation
Costa Rica
December 2020 - June 2023
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Wildlife usage of canopy bridges in Costa Rica increased over a three-year study. Animals showed preferences for rope-based designs and longer structures. Long-term monitoring is essential for evaluating connectivity infrastructure.
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