Migration Corridors Simulator

Migration corridors are the geographically defined routes migrating species rely on to move between breeding grounds, feeding areas and seasonal habitats. This simulator visualizes a herd crossing one such corridor between two fragmented habitat patches: each migrant walks the corridor with a small lateral wander, and barrier structures representing roads, fences and urban development encroach on the available clear width. Tune corridor width, urbanization pressure and migration speed to see how connectivity — the fraction of the corridor's width that stays clear of barriers — governs whether the population keeps moving or gets cut off.