Dilemma: Should the wolf stay or away from the Netherlands

Depending on the source, the last Belgian wolves died in 1844 in the Ardennes by two bullets from the rifle of King Leopold I, the latter was laid down in 1868 near Merksplas, it was a hunting party in 1898 near Virton that finally put our largest land... Show moreDepending on the source, the last Belgian wolves died in 1844 in the Ardennes by two bullets from the rifle of King Leopold I, the latter was laid down in 1868 near Merksplas, it was a hunting party in 1898 near Virton that finally put our largest land predator on the tie, or the very last wolf in Belgium was only popped off in 1923 near Evelette east of Namur. The fact is that the Belgian wolf population was almost completely wiped off the map in the first decades of the 19th century, and that observations became extremely rare from 1840 onwards.

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Historische vervolging | Welkom wolf

samueldavidflores1

All biodiversity is necessary for ecosystems.

Rudy Siedlecki 🌳

The fairy tale of “Little Red Riding Hood and the Bad Wolf” has done a lot of harm in the minds of our children. Apparently, adults still believe in fairy tales.

rockstar

I consider that wolves are living beings and deserve to live the human being is the intruder since they have been there for generations

Daniel

It is a controversial issue because, in turn, wolves need a lot of territory, so introducing them would be complicated.

Leo 1

The wolf must stay. That is certain for me as a nature lover. As far as those dogs are concerned, you cut a pile point. There are people with - especially - big floats and fighting dogs who are ticking to keep their dog on a leash as they walk into nature. ... Show moreThe wolf must stay. That is certain for me as a nature lover. As far as those dogs are concerned, you cut a pile point. There are people with - especially - big floats and fighting dogs who are ticking to keep their dog on a leash as they walk into nature. And that ninety euro fine per dog that the ranger hands out - possibly - makes no sense. It is precisely this kind of indifferent people with those fighting dogs that are the greatest threat to livestock and game.

Alberto

We must also think that introducing wolves could make other animal species extinct, greetings good post information

Freli

I think that the wolf is an important species in nature because it keeps the food chain in balance.

Dewaputra

Of course the wolf has to stay, at least that's my opinion. In any case, he is an enrichment for nature.

Loes

Personally, I think the Netherlands is too small for reintroducing wolves. A pack of wolves (10) needs about 250 km2 of hunting ground. Where to find such a nature reserve in the Netherlands?

Alfred

One thing is very true and that is that each animal species has an importance in the environment that makes for a balance

enigma

The wolf has also been back in Belgium, just like in France. There are new signs that warn walkers of aggressive dogs accompanying shepherds. Those dogs are trained to attack when someone gets too close to the herd, like a wolf. Unfortunately, they can't... Show moreThe wolf has also been back in Belgium, just like in France. There are new signs that warn walkers of aggressive dogs accompanying shepherds. Those dogs are trained to attack when someone gets too close to the herd, like a wolf. Unfortunately, they can't distinguish between who is really threatening and who isn't. The signs have been there since wolves are running in the wild again.

Maria

each species is necessary in its natural habitat because if it is missing it ceases to eat another population that will increase more, and the balance is lost