New life-saving tunnels for Dutch amphibians

This Dutch poster depicts a frog, saying We will can already pass safely under the road.

THe Vriezenveen (Overijssel province) branch of the KNNV natural history society, helped in reconstructing a local road, adding two tunnels for passing amphibians, 1000 meter of walls to guide the amphibians towards the tunnels and five access possibilities for agricultural traffic.

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