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Black swans inside metal fencing in a park setting with trees and parking area visible
✓ The CourierPlanet & Environment

Ballarat builds permanent fence to protect swans from traffic

Ballarat council is installing a 240-metre permanent fence along Gillies Street and Carlton Street to stop swans entering traffic and getting hit by cars.

Why it mattersSwans regularly die on this road; a permanent barrier may reduce traffic collisions and wildlife deaths.

AustraliaBallarat's iconic swans will be better protected from vehicle strikes, improving safety for both animals and drivers.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 5 d ago

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