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The Times of Northwest Indiana recently ran an interesting story about how the littlest of creatures spawned a relatively big project: A $60,000 bridge to save the habitat of the Smooth Green Snake, an endangered species in Indiana.  As the builder on the project, Berglund is mentioned in the article.

The bridge is part of a bike path that the Indiana Department of Natural Resources is building in Munster, Ind. Because of the surrounding areas (a golf course and homes), the bike path was forced to travel directly through the snakes’ habitat. The bridge will route bikers over the habitat, and is being called the “Green Snake Bridge.”

Read the full article here.