Several wolves could be found and captured after the destruction of the park -

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Partially destroyed by the fury of the elements, on the evening of October 2, the Alpha park of Saint-Martin-Vésubie (Alpes-Maritimes) could finally reopen in the summer of 2021. In any case, this is the will of the Mixed Syndicate for the development of Vésubie and Valdeblore and the department, which rely on this “major tourist asset”.

The park was home to thirteen wolves of different species before Storm Alex.

Some have been killed.

Others, escaped in the wild, still could not be recovered.

Those who have been "transferred temporarily for their safeguard remain under the responsibility of the park and are doomed to find it", assures the president of the department Charles-Ange Ginésy.

The animal center, "which welcomes 70,000 visitors per year, is a showcase of the Maralpine territory and constitutes a real economic engine for the entire Vésubie valley and its inhabitants", supports the elected representative.

The place "retains viable infrastructure", he said.

And appraisals are underway to decide on the work to be carried out.

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