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Ampèrestraat toad fence, pointless? Not for laying new power cables in IJmuiden

Ampèrestraat toad fence, pointless? Not for laying new power cables in IJmuiden

A toad screen several hundred meters long is being installed along the Ampèrestraat in IJmuiden to protect local wildlife during the installation of new power cables. The barrier is positioned between the dunes and the roadway at the edge of the port area to prevent toads from entering the construction zone.

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