How did the Hedgehog cross the road?
At National Highways, we want to keep the multiple species of animals that live along the roadside safe. How do we do this? One way is building wildlife green bridges!
Green bridges stop animals such as badgers, hedgehogs, and mice becoming isolated and help them move safely across busy roads without getting hurt. Green bridges increase safety for road users too.
Goal: Join the National Highways team to help them decide where the next wildlife green bridge should be built.
Your Mission: To review our dataset which will help you answer the below questions and provide advice to National Highways on where to build their next wildlife green bridge.
What this career challenge will involve.
1. Join the live session: Meet the National Highways team.
2. Information: Use the data we will provide you to answer the above questions.
3. Tell us your plan!: Present your ideas in a fun and impactful way.
27th November - 28th November 2024 (16:30 - 17:15)
Online
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