Habitat corridors are vital in landscape ecology as they facilitate the movement of wildlife between isolated habitats. These corridors help maintain genetic diversity by allowing species to migrate, breed, and adapt to changing environmental conditions. They are especially crucial in fragmented landscapes where human activities have disrupted natural habitats. By connecting different ecosystems, habitat corridors mitigate the risks of inbreeding and population decline, enhancing ecosystem resilience. Furthermore, they support species migration in response to climate change, making them an essential component of conservation strategies aimed at sustaining biodiversity and ecosystem health.