Connectivity, one of the critical concepts of wildlife and landscape scale protection, is a key part of conservation efforts – to ensure that protected areas, and the species within, are also able to travel from protected areas to areas beyond.  Y2Y, a conservation initiative seeking to expand connectivity from the Yellowstone to the Yukon, exemplifies this concept through its work on grizzly bears and many other species.  Y2Y recently discussed a new film on PBS’ Nova program that further explores connectivity and wildlife corridors.  Definitely worth your time to read about the initiative and watch the film!