ACO WildlifeEcological Infrastructure

Ecological infrastructure in polymer concrete — amphibian and small-animal tunnels with drift fencing installed under roadways — to preserve wildlife migration routes and support ecological mitigation on LEED and green projects. For the road and verge runoff alongside these crossings, pair ACO Wildlife with ACO trench drainage.

ACO Wildlife amphibian tunnel installed under a roadway with polymer concrete guide walls directing frogs, toads, and small animals to a safe crossing
Technical Details

Product Specifications

Products
Tunnels, Fencing
Target Species
Amphibians, Small Animals
Installation
Under roadways
Material
Polymer concrete
Compliance
Environmental standards
Applications
Conservation corridors
Product Types

Wildlife Systems

Amphibian Tunnels

Safe passage tunnels installed under roadways allowing frogs, toads, salamanders, and other small animals to cross safely.

Drift Fencing

Barrier systems that guide animals toward tunnel entrances while preventing dangerous road crossings.

Key Features

Amphibian tunnels for safe passage under roadways
Drift fencing guides animals toward tunnels
Polymer concrete construction for durability
Designed for frogs, toads, salamanders, and small mammals
Supports LEED and green building projects
Meets ecological mitigation requirements
Preserves wildlife migration routes
Low maintenance design

Common Applications

Roads through wetlands
Habitat conservation areas
Ecological corridors
State parks
National parks
Wildlife preserves
Stream crossings
Pond adjacencies
Green developments
LEED projects
University campuses
Golf courses
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Where ACO Wildlife Fits

Amphibian tunnels and drift fencing sit alongside the road and verge drainage they protect. Explore the related product category and the project types where ecological crossings are specified.

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Questions & Answers

ACO Wildlife FAQs

Common questions about ACO Wildlife ecological infrastructure

ACO Wildlife amphibian tunnels are designed primarily for frogs, toads, salamanders, and other small amphibians. The systems can also accommodate small mammals, reptiles, and invertebrates.

Drift fencing is a barrier system installed alongside roadways that guides animals toward safe crossing tunnels. The fencing prevents animals from crossing at dangerous points while directing them to protected passages.

ACO Wildlife systems are installed on roads through wetlands, near ponds and streams, in habitat conservation areas, and along ecological corridors where wildlife migration routes intersect with roadways.

Yes, ACO Wildlife products are designed to meet environmental regulations and wildlife protection standards. They support LEED projects and help developments comply with ecological mitigation requirements.

Protect Wildlife on Your Project

ACO Wildlife provides polymer concrete tunnel and drift-fence systems that protect amphibians and small animals while meeting ecological mitigation requirements. Explore the full ACO Surface Water Management range, or add stormwater detention and infiltration with ACO StormBrixx.