Arthrex ‘SpeedBridge’ formally recognized as Certified Wildlife Habitat

Writer: Carolina Guzman
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Credit: Arthrex

Arthrex announced that a key feature of its global headquarters campus in Naples has been formally recognized, in partnership with the Everglades Foundation, as a Certified Wildlife Habitat through the National Wildlife Federation.

The ‘SpeedBridge,’ a main thoroughfare connecting the original Arthrex corporate building to the newer part of campus, was constructed over an existing waterway and ensured a habitat for wildlife.

The SpeedBridge incorporates several features of the Everglades that foster a natural habitat for wildlife.

It includes air plants, wax myrtle, palmettos, cypress, and more.

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