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In Germany "Grünbrücken", as they are called, are actually quite common. We have over 70 of them (as of June 2014).
by flxn 11y ago
In Germany "Grünbrücken", as they are called, are actually quite common. We have over 70 of them (as of June 2014).
- Loic 11y agoIt is part of the EU regulations to have them in Europe when you build or modernize highways. This is to prevent the isolated islands for animals (at the moment Belgium is the most fractured land in EU). In France, I even spotted one for bats! http://france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr/rhone-alpes/2012/11/21/balbigny-une-passerelle-pour-chauve-souris-au-dessus-de-l-a89-148988.html http://france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr/rhone-alpes/2012/11/2...