Ecological Bridges
Ecological bridges, also known as wildlife crossings, are structures designed to connect natural areas divided by man-made infrastructures such as highways or railways. These bridges allow wildlife to cross roads safely, ensure the continuity of ecosystems, and contribute to preserving biodiversity. Ecological bridges are structures built to protect natural habitats such as forests, rivers, and pastures, helping animals living in these areas maintain their natural movements. They were developed to minimize the damage caused by human activities to ecosystems.
Ecological bridges are an important environmental solution to minimize the damage caused by man-made infrastructure to nature. They offer multifaceted advantages such as protecting wildlife, maintaining biodiversity, and reducing traffic accidents. At the same time, they contribute to creating a sustainable environment for future generations by encouraging a lifestyle in harmony with nature.
