We're installing special green fencing to protect bats and guide them along their normal commuter routes while we work on one of the region's biggest ever pipeline projects. We’re laying hundreds of kilometres of pipes across the region to allow us to move water around better and ensure resilient supplies for generations to come. On the latest section in Lincolnshire we have had to remove a small number of hedgerows, which are often used by bats for navigation. So we’ve installed specialised camouflage fences to ensure the small mammals don’t lose their way. In Norfolk the project involves installing a pipeline in an area vital for toad migration. We have worked with the conservation charity Toadwatch to make sure we protect the amphibians by putting in a place a curfew on construction traffic between dusk and dawn when the migration occurs. Read more on this story https://www.anglianwater.co.uk/news/were-bats-about-wildlife/