Our planet is criss-crossed by a network of ancient pathways, reflecting the journeys of millions of animal species in search of food, water, safety and mates.
But human development is blocking these vital 'ribbons of life'. Animal habitats are shrinking into isolated and unconnected patches of nature.
Track the journeys of seven amazing animals. Discover why they are in trouble, follow their journeys and find out how scientists and campaigners across the world are creating 'wildlife corridors' to keep animals safe and on the move.
Discover…
Elephant crossings in India, Hedgehog highways in the UK, 'Spoonie' flyways in Asia, Fish ladders in Germany, Gibbon canopy bridges in the People's Republic of China, Bear bridges in Canada and Cougar crossings in the USA
Catherine Barr has written over 35 nonfiction picture books on nature and conservation. After campaigning with Greenpeace for years, she trained as a journalist and became an editor at the Natural History Museum. Catherine works with scientists around the world to research and write books to inspire children to explore, understand and take action to protect the natural world. She is a proud Patron of Reading for a local school a.nd welcomes opportunities to share her stories in schools and libraries in the UK and abroad
