Confirmed: animal spotted in Gironde, south-west France, is a wolf The prefect is now organising a ‘surveillance cell’ to decide on the next steps and protect farmer livestock
VIDEO: wolf runs on ski slope next to skier in French Alps The animal came within a few metres of a man going down the piste
VIDEO: Hunters believe this clip shows a wolf in Brittany Analyses will be carried out to confirm the sighting
news Wolf numbers increase in France, rules on hunting them to be relaxed See where wolves have been spotted, including several sole animals in west France
'Wolf' filmed in Sarthe, north west France turns out to be a pet dog Video taken by local resident was actually of a saarloos/husky crossbreed
First wolf aggression towards man since animal’s return to France An ex-soldier used a machete in rare daytime encounter with five wolves as he walked alone in the south
Presence of wolves in Lot confirmed: where are they in France now? Measures have been taken to conserve the species while also attempting to protect livestock
Wolf identified in southeast Vienne is first in a century Wolves have not been seen locally for almost 100 years. Sheep farmers say the reappearance is bad news.
Wildlife experts have spotted golden jackals for first time in France While jackals do not venture into towns, farmers are warned to protect small or newborn livestock - we describe how to identify one of France’s newest species
Video: Wild wolf spotted in Brittany for first time in 109 years The predators returned to France in the early 1990s and have slowly been spreading out around the country
Animal spotted by farmers in Calvados, Normandy confirmed to be a wolf We look at how many of the animals there are now in France
Shepherd in south of France fined after his guard dogs bite hikers Unions say multiple attacks were not the shepherd’s fault as he has to keep guard dogs to protect his flock from wolves
Bloody wolf corpse left hanging in front of Mairie in southeast France The act is thought to be a protest at the presence of wolves in the region, with farmers saying they should not have to ‘live in fear’ – but animal welfare groups have denounced the ‘violence’
Caught on camera: Wolves in the snow in French mountains Video shows animals making their way through thick snow in southeast France Wolves still loose in southern France after Storm Alex Wolves rehomed after storm destroys French wildlife park French animal rights group offers to rehome escaped wolves
Wolves loose in SE France after storm Alex destroys park One wolf is known to have died and the whereabouts of 12 others is not known. Wolf tail gift ‘bad taste’ says French welfare group Wolf sighting is first in Charente for century West France wolf sighting confirmed after ewe deaths Wolves on rise in France as bears wreak mountain havoc Wolves in France: ‘Better to scare, not kill’
Wolf numbers in France to increase to 500 A five-year programme that will see the number of wolves in France grow by 40% to 500 has been blasted by farmers – as well as by groups campaigning for the animals’ protection.
Wolf numbers on rise in France despite farmer anger The wolf population in France is “exploding rapidly”, amid an ongoing plan to boost numbers to 500 by 2023 - despite angry opposition from sheep farmers.
Plan lets wolf population grow 40% in 5 years Government unveils scheme that will see wolf numbers reach 500 by 2023
Farmers' anger over new wolf control plan Wolves blamed for more than 11,000 livestock deaths in 2017
Wolves to blame for wildfires, says Artigues mayor The mayor of Artigues in the Var, one of the worst-affected areas in the recent fires to hit the south of France, has said wolves are partially to blame for the disaster.
Village advises drastic measures against wolves A village in Aveyron is advising people not to take country walks in the commune and to take special care of children, “because you never know” if wolves might attack.
Should France's 300 wolves be left to thrive? Aree wolves a threat to livestock and even people or are rural communities’ complaints just fear-mongering? Oliver Rowland looks at recent events, while Crispin Andrews considers the arguments