Open The Gates For The Animals On The Veluwe

Open The Gates For The Animals On The Veluwe

Protesters walking through the village of Otterlo to Park Hoge Veluwe . Saturday 20 May, action group 'active for justice' and other activists protest at nature reserve 'Park Hoge Veluwe'. This area is now privately owned. The current owner has placed fences in the park, which, according to the activists, restricts animals in their room to move. They are also angry that an ecoduct, a bridge for animals over a highway, paid for with tax money, has been closed. (Photo by Oscar Brak/NurPhoto)

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