The effectiveness of the amphibian tunnels in Heeze will be examined with cameras
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- Last October, amphibian tunnels were installed on the Somerenseweg road in Heeze.
- The organization IVN Heeze-Leende will set up cameras in the area to see if the tunnels are working.
- Through the cameras, it will be officially recorded whether amphibians use these crossings.
In October, special tunnels for amphibians were built in the Somerenseweg area in Heeze. It is currently unknown to what extent these structures serve their purpose of ensuring the safe passage of the animals.
To find the answer to this question, the nature organization IVN Heeze-Leende is starting a research project. Cameras will soon be placed in the area to monitor the usage of the tunnel.
Through these cameras, the frequency and manner in which amphibians use this route will be clarified. The data obtained is expected to guide nature conservation efforts and future ecological infrastructure projects.
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- When and where were the amphibian tunnels installed?
- They were built in the Somerenseweg area in Heeze last October.
- How will it be determined whether the tunnels are effective?
- The organization named IVN Heeze-Leende will place cameras in the area to monitor the use of the tunnel.
- What is the main purpose of this tunnel system?
- To ensure that amphibian species can safely cross to the other side of the road.
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