Lelieveld is in favor of forest areas for the wolf. Closing off areas, as is done with breeding birds. “Certainly now, when the nights are short. If they have cubs and their food needs are very high, that provides extra peace.” You don’t even have to fence off such an area, says the wolf expert. “You ensure that people can’t get somewhere. But okay, that has to be coordinated with the province and municipality, because you are closing off paths where people are used to walking and that is always a sensitive issue.”
‘We are pretty sure it’s about 2 wolves, no indications that the child was bitten’
