green corridors
[ɡriːn ˈkɒrɪdərz]
nounpl: green corridors
corredores verdes
1. Protected strips of natural vegetation or green space that connect fragmented habitats, allowing wildlife movement and biodiversity conservation
The government established green corridors along the river to protect endangered species.
O governo estabeleceu corredores verdes ao longo do rio para proteger espécies ameaçadas.
2. Urban or peri-urban pathways planted with trees and vegetation for pedestrian use, recreation, and environmental benefits
The city developed green corridors through the downtown area to reduce pollution and improve quality of life.
A cidade desenvolveu corredores verdes pela área central para reduzir poluição e melhorar a qualidade de vida.
3. Priority routes designated for emergency vehicles or essential transportation with minimal environmental impact
During the pandemic, green corridors were used to transport medical supplies efficiently.
Durante a pandemia, corredores verdes foram usados para transportar suprimentos médicos eficientemente.
Green corridors have gained significant importance in Brazil and Portugal due to deforestation concerns and urbanization pressures. In Brazil, they are central to Atlantic Forest and Amazon conservation strategies. In the USA, the concept relates to the broader 'greenway' movement. These corridors represent a shift toward integrating nature into urban and rural development planning, reflecting growing environmental consciousness in metropolitan areas worldwide.
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