The Burwash Bridge - Saving Animal Lives with an Ecopassage: Living History Series
Catalogue Number: WSCH02
Producer: Warren Schlote
Producers: Schlote, Warren
Directors: Schlote, Warren
Producing Agencies: Warren Schlote
Subject: Canadian History, Canadian Social Studies, Documentary, Environmental Studies, Science, Social Sciences
Language: English
Grade Level: 9 - 12, Post Secondary, Adult
Country Of Origin: Canada
Copyright Year: 2024
Running Time: 8:45
Governments across North America keep building and expanding roads. This can have deadly consequences for animals but, potentially, drivers too. One way to manage these risks is by building eco-passages, structures that help animals bypass barriers that humans create. This animal overpass near Burwash, Ont. is the first and - for now - only one of its kind in Ontario.
In this episode of Living History, we’ll get a close look at the Highway 69 animal bridge, learn about the impact it’s been having and see other eco-passage styles that you might never notice.
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