Times of India

52-year-old idea turns Australian bridge into wildlife corridor over motorway

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An innovative wildlife crossing, born from an Australian park ranger's fifty-two-year-old vision, has finally been realized. Cawleys Bridge has been modified to facilitate safe passage for important wildlife across a bustling motorway.

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