Newt & Reptile Wildlife Fencing

Newt fencing is a wildlife barrier that controls the movement of newts, other amphibians, and reptiles, whilst protecting endangered species such as the Great Crested Newt within safe areas of their habitat. Newt fencing is also used to keep newts safe from harm during construction and development projects. While suitable for all species of newts and other amphibians, it is most commonly installed in conservation efforts for this protected species.

 

Designed with conservation and compliance in mind, secure a receptor area to establish breeding populations and habitat, our fencing supports the protection of these endangered species while facilitating responsible development.

Our TAF (Temporary Amphibian Fencing) is the most cost-effective solution for short-term projects with minimal construction disturbance. It is also ideal for creating drift fences to safely capture Great Crested Newts within a trapping enclosure, ensuring effective species management and conservation.

Our snake fencing is a taller, more robust option designed specifically for projects that involve managing larger creatures, such as snakes. Built with the same high-quality features as our other fencing solutions, it includes UV stabilization to withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight and offers a reliable lifespan of 2 to 7 years. This makes it an ideal choice for sites requiring durable and effective wildlife management for larger species.