Marum (7) - Wuustwezel
par Peter Van Gils
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In October 2010, this beautiful nature reserve in Wuustwezel (Belgium) was opened to walkers. The Marum is the part of the great military area on the left side of the road to Brecht. It was more than a century closed to the public because it was used as training ground for the military.
ANB (Agency for nature and woods) already marked some footpaths. There is a yellow route that runs through the area, and a red that follows the outline of the Marum.
Because of the sensitivity of the area (with many rare birds and amphibians), there are important restrictions for the walkers. In the inner area (yellow walk) dogs are always prohibited, even on a leash. During the breeding season from mid March to mid June you are not allowed to walk in this area. At the red walk there's no such restriction.
In October 2010, this beautiful nature reserve in Wuustwezel (Belgium) was opened to walkers. The Mar...
In October 2010, this beautiful nature reserve in Wuustwezel (Belgium) was opened to walkers. The Mar...
In October 2010, this beautiful nature reserve in Wuustwezel (Belgium) was opened to walkers. The Mar...
In October 2010, this beautiful nature reserve in Wuustwezel (Belgium) was opened to walkers. The Mar...
In October 2010, this beautiful nature reserve in Wuustwezel (Belgium) was opened to walkers. The Mar...
In October 2010, this beautiful nature reserve in Wuustwezel (Belgium) was opened to walkers. The Mar...
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Belgium is a country in northwest Europe. Founding member of the European Union, it covers an area of 30,528 square kilometres and has a population of about 10.7 million.
From the end of the Middle Ages until the 17th century, it was a prosperous centre of commerce and culture. Upon its independence, Belgium eagerly participated in the Industrial Revolution and, at the end of the nineteenth century, possessed several colonies in Africa. Today, Belgium's strongly globalized economy and its transportation infrastructure are integrated with the rest of Europe. Its location at the heart of a highly industrialized region helps made it 2007 the world's 15th largest trading nation.
Cultural life is nowadays concentrated within each language community and a variety of barriers have made a shared cultural sphere less pronounced. Anyway, the region corresponding to today's Belgium has seen the flourishing of major artistic movements that have had tremendous influence on European art and culture.
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