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Utrecht politicians want talks on leash requirement in wolf territory

Utrecht politicians want talks on leash requirement in wolf territory

The Utrecht Provincial Council is seeking discussions with nature organizations about the mandatory leashing of dogs in forests bordering Leusderheide to prevent wolf-dog confrontations. While managers have implemented the mandate as a safety measure, some political factions propose replacing the requirement with a strong recommendation. The debate highlights the ongoing challenge of managing wildlife safety alongside public recreation in the region.

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