Newt fencing is a specialized ecological barrier designed to safely contain or exclude amphibians—particularly protected species like the great crested newt—during construction, development, or habitat management. Typically standing 30–50 cm high with a buried skirt, it creates a continuous, escape-proof boundary that guides newts toward safe capture or away from hazardous areas. Available in temporary, semi-permanent, and permanent forms, newt fencing is an essential tool for complying with wildlife legislation and protecting local amphibian populations.
