One of the preferred methods for ensuring connectivity in urban areas is the use of stepping stones. Stepping stones involve creating a series of small, closely spaced natural habitats that link larger natural areas. This provides a pathway for wildlife and plants, helping to maintain connectivity despite habitat fragmentation (Bergès, 2010; Luo et al., 2021).

 

This method is highly effective because it allows for creative freedom in developing various features along the corridor as opportunities arise. Consequently, multiple micro-projects can come together to form a cohesive corridor.