Jedes Frühjahr begeben sich hunderttausende Amphibien auf den Weg zu ihren Laichplätzen. In Niederrohrdorf ist ihr Weg über ein Grundstück des IMMOFONDS suburban noch sicherer geworden.
In Niederrohrdorf ziehen Frösche jeden Frühling über das Grundstück der Liegenschaft Melligerstrasse 11-15 des IMMOFONDS suburban an ihren Laichplatz zum nahe gelegenen Egelmoos, eine von vielen in der Schweiz offiziell eingetragen Amphibienzugstellen.
In der Schweiz sind Amphibien wie Frösche, Kröten oder Salamander vor allem beim Überqueren von Strassen gefährdet. So gibt es über 1000 Strassenabschnitte mit Schutzvorrichtungen während der Wanderzeit. Auf dem Grundstück in Niederrohrdorf sind immer wieder Frösche durch die Lichtschächte der Tiefgarage gefallen. Jetzt wurden engmaschige Netze montiert, die die Tiere auf der Wanderung besser schützen und zum Erhalt der Population beitragen.
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