Understanding the human impact on wildlife corridors is significant, as these corridors are critical for wildlife movement, genetic exchange, and adaptation to environmental changes. Fragmentation of habitats due to urbanization, roads, and agriculture can hinder animals' ability to move and access resources, leading to isolation and reduced populations. This understanding can inform land-use planning and conservation strategies aimed at maintaining and enhancing connectivity between habitats. Ensuring the functionality of wildlife corridors is essential for preserving biodiversity and supporting resilient ecosystems, ultimately benefiting both wildlife and human communities.