Denmark's Wolf Population Rises to 77 as Government Considers Regulation - The Copenhagen Post
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Without 'human persecution', the Danish wolf population is expected to grow, according to a memo.
Denmark now has 11 wolf packs, two pairs and two single males, according to a new count after this year's breeding season.
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Denmark now has 11 wolf packs, two pairs and two single males, according to a new count after this year's breeding season.
Denmark's wolf population rises to 77 as government considers regulation - The Copenhagen Post
Denmark’s wolf population has grown to 77, an increase of 28 from the previous monitoring year, according to a new count by Aarhus University and the Natural History Museum Aarhus. The figures are included in a memo from the Agency for Green Land Transformation and Water Environment. The population is approaching a size at which […]
Preliminary figures indicate 77 wolves in Denmark in the 2026/2027 monitoring season. At the same time, the authorities are preparing new rules for monitoring and possible regulation of the population.
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