Wolf, still predation. But now the species is no longer "strictly protected"

Nothing to do for the wolf in Europe, despite the protests of the associations. The European Parliament has today changed the status of protection of the wolf. Official, the wolf is no longer strictly protected from Europe: "Better coexistence with human beings" (CANVA PHOTO) "Notizie.com The status, in short, has changed from "strictly protected" to "protected" "in order to align it with the Berne Convention. By 371 votes in favour, 162 against…

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Today, 8 May, the European Parliament approved the change in the level of protection for wolves from "strictly protected" to "protected". With 371 votes in favour, 162 against and 37 abstentions, the majority of MEPs supported the Commission's proposal to amend the Directive...

The European Parliament has adopted a change in the protection status of wolves, so that Denmark will have better opportunities to regulate the wolf population in the future.