Bridges for hazel dormice, connecting trees on either side of the roads to provide a safe passage, can be spotted around the Croudace Homes Vyne Park development in Basingstoke. Simon Halfhide, sales and marketing director at Croudace Homes South Thames, said: "We take our commitment to protecting wildlife and biodiversity seriously, from careful planting to encourage bees and butterflies, to the introduction of more hardy infrastructure such as the dormouse bridge at Vyne Park." A dormouse bridge over the entrance to the estate(Image: Croudace Homes)As well as the dormouse bridge, other environmentally-friendly measures include wildlife boxes, trees and foliage planting, enhanced woodland areas, and waterside planting. The work to introduce the bridge comes as ongoing work, led by PTES, is taking place across the country to try to reverse the decline. A dormouse bridge over the entrance to the estate(Image: Croudace Homes)Vyne Park is set within an enhanced landscape designed to protect and encourage wildlife and local species.