Jodi A. Hilty

About the Author

Jodi A. Hilty is a renowned conservation biologist and ecologist whose work bridges the gap between scientific research and practical environmental policy. With a PhD in ecology and extensive experience in landscape-scale conservation, she has dedicated her career to understanding how human-altered landscapes impact wildlife and biodiversity. Hilty's research emphasizes the importance of ecological corridors in facilitating species movement, enhancing resilience to climate change, and promoting sustainable land use. As a leading voice in the field, she collaborates with governments, NGOs, and indigenous communities to implement evidence-based strategies for habitat connectivity. Her influential book, Corridor Ecology, Second Edition: Linking Landscapes for Biodiversity Conservation and Climate Adaptation, serves as a cornerstone resource for professionals and policymakers seeking to foster resilient ecosystems in an era of rapid environmental transformation.