Oregon's first amphibian underpass: Northern red-legged frogs get safe passage under Hwy 30

PORTLAND, Ore. (Portland Tribune) -- Each year, Northern red-legged frogs face a perilous journey to get to their breeding grounds as they risk getting squished into the asphalt lanes of U.S. Highway 30.

They can’t hop over it. They can’t go around it. What’s a frog to do?

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Enter the Palensky wildlife crossing — an underpass designed to allow safe passage for the amphibians beneath the busy roadway. Located near Sauvie...