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Not far from Luxembourg
RTL – Friday, July 20th, 2018
& copy Twitter / René Collin
"The wolf is officially back in Wallonia" did he write this Friday on his twitter account. Canis Lupus was indeed photographed in the Fagnes in June, about 60 km north of Luxembourg, near the German border.
The wolf has been formally identified by the French experts of the National Office of Hunting and Wildlife, which quickly confirmed the Belgian indices.
The exact location of the photograph has not been revealed. "This is a protected animal that does not pose a danger to the safety of people" said the minister, who does not want onlookers embark on a quest to see him their own eyes
#loup is officially back in Wallonia. Snapshot of our Wolf Network taken at the end of June in #Fagnes & validated by French experts. This is a protected animal that does not pose a danger to the safety of people! @ SpwDgo3 pic.twitter.com/oYcj7YbCCU
– Rene Collin (@Rene_Collin) July 20, 2018
To go further: Seven reasons to celebrate the return of the wolf
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