The Wildlife Corridors and Habitat Connectivity Conservation Act of 2026 is designed to enhance the protection and management of wildlife corridors and habitat connectivity throughout the United States. Its primary goal is to ensure that native species can move freely across landscapes and seascapes, which is crucial for their survival, particularly in the face of climate change and human development. The Act establishes a National Wildlife Corridors System on federal lands and waters, identifying and prioritizing areas critical for wildlife movement.