This video says about itself:
2 August 2012
A picture essay of Wildlife Corridors from around the world.
Dutch Vroege Vogels TV reports this week about two wildlife corridors in North Brabant province in the Netherlands.
It turns out these corridors are succesful for many kinds of wildlife:
snails, mice, rabbits, weasels, buzzards, roe deer, wild boar; all of them cross the wildlife bridge. …
A great success at both wildlife bridges is the so-called wet zone, an area with pools for amphibians. There are already eggs of common frogs found there and even a natterjack toad, a species which forester Mari de Bijl did not expect there. He also thinks that no wildlife viaducts should be allowed to be built without wet zones.
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