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Wolf in France: Emmanuel Macron Wants to Prevent Animal Implantation Where "There Is Pastoralism"

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Emmanuel Macron wants to limit the implantation of the wolf in pastoralist areas, considering more important "sampling" measures to protect agricultural activities Emmanuel

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On a visit to Aveyron on Thursday 3 July, the Head of State deplored the accumulation of rules imposed on herders and referred to the drafting of a law to kill more wolves.

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On a trip to Aveyron, the French Head of State felt that the wolf should be taken "as is supposedly said, more".

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Emmanuel Macron wants to limit the implantation of the wolf in pastoralist areas, considering more important "sampling" measures to protect agricultural activities Emmanuel

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On the way to Aveyron, the head of state suggested that more wolves could be slaughtered and that the accumulation of rules imposed on herdsmen should be allowed.

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"We're not going to let the wolf grow and go to massifs where it competes with activities that are ours," said the head of state, on a trip to Aveyron.

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The President of the Republic will be present in Aveyron on Thursday 3 July. He will visit Roquefort-sur-Soulzon, on the occasion of the 100 years of the cheese AOP, as he promised at the Agricultural Fair.

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midilibre.fr broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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