A Uniquely French Approach to Environmentalism
Briefly

Landier, an inspector in the French Biodiversity Agency, enforces laws protecting bats in caves, part of broad efforts to revive biodiversity with penalties up to 150,000 euros and 3 years imprisonment.
French Biodiversity Agency's police force defends species like hedgehogs, squirrels, salamanders, lynxes, vipers, with a focus on protecting bats, 34 of the 54 protected mammal species in France.
Read at The Atlantic
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