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Wolves in the South of France

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Contributor blog post by Phoebe Thomas:

Wolves used to be endemic to France but persecution and human encroachment on their habitat drastically reduced their numbers and by 1940 they were declared extinct in France.  However in 1992 a pair of grey wolves was discovered in the Mercantour National Park in the Alpes-Maritimes having crossed over from Italy and the population has been growing steadily since.

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Phoebe Thomas

Phoebe Thomas carries two passports, British and Australian. She married a Frenchman, and now the couple lives in Provence with their two children. This bilingual and multicultural family has travelled extensively to Asia, Eastern Europe, and Australia before settling in Roquefort-les-Pins in 2007.

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