My construction company has been hired to build a new road near an endangered wildlife habitat. Is it safe to operate heavy machinery near endangered wildlife?
My construction company has been hired to build a new road near an endangered wildlife habitat. Is it safe to operate heavy machinery near endangered wildlife?
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It is generally not safe to operate heavy machinery near endangered wildlife, as the disturbance can cause significant harm to the habitat and any animals that may be present. It is important to use caution and deploy measures such as signage, barriers and guards to protect the habitat. It is also important to ensure that adequate surveys are conducted prior to construction in order to determine if there are any wildlife present in the vicinity. If necessary, operations should be halted until a safety protocol or management plan can be put in place for the species’ protection.
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My construction company has been hired to build a new road near an endangered wildlife habitat. Is it safe to operate heavy machinery near endangered wildlife?
user
Operating heavy machinery near endangered wildlife habitats should be done with caution and only after an assessment of the potential impact on the wildlife has been carried out. It is best to seek professional advice from environmental experts in such matters before construction begins.
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