Wildlife Corridor Project in Orange County Moves Forward

Wildlife Corridor Project in Orange County Moves Forward
A coyote runs from a wildfire in Chino, Calif., on Oct. 27, 2020. Robyn Beck/AFP via Getty Images
Chris Karr
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A multi-year project by nonprofit environmental conservation group Laguna Greenbelt Inc., which aims to help preserve wildlife in one of the last remaining large, consolidated wilderness areas in coastal Southern California, has been making significant progress.

The goal of the Irvine-Laguna Wildlife Corridor is to create a six-mile corridor that links 22,000 acres of natural land on Laguna’s coast to the 150,000 acres of wilderness near the Santa Ana Mountains, allowing wild animals to travel between the habitats.

Chris Karr
Chris Karr
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Chris Karr is a California-based reporter for the The Epoch Times. He has been writing for 20 years. His articles, features, reviews, interviews, and essays have been published in a variety of online periodicals.
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