New wildlife bridge in the Netherlands

This 5 February 2015 video is about the new wildlife bridge Laarderhoogt in the Netherlands.

Today, 7 February 2015, this wildlife bridge had its official inauguration.

The bridge, near Crailoo, crosses tha A1 highway and the Naarderstraat road. It makes it possible for animals to move between the Westerheide and Laarderheide nature reserves. This should help rare species like pine marten and sand lizard.

Humans can cross now between the two nature reserves as well.

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