Government Announces 500 Thousand Euros Pilot Project to Encourage Wild Boar Slaughter
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Support shall be intended for the holders or managers of hunting zones, up to a maximum of EUR 2,000 per hunting zone, in order to reduce agricultural and forestry damage, road accidents.
The programme also provides for an additional incentive of EUR 10 per copy sent to an approved hunting establishment, promoting the use of meat in conditions of food safety, which is also subject to the maximum support limit.
Abrantes, Mação and Sardoal are members of the list of 65 councils of mainland Portugal covered by the pilot project of control of excessive densities of wild boars, launched this Wednesday, 14 October, by the Government, with a total allocation of 500 thousand euros. The initiative, which covers more than 1,300 hunting zones distributed by 15 districts, provides incentives [...] The content Three councils of the Middle Tejo integrate pilot proj…
Support shall be intended for the holders or managers of hunting zones, with incentives of EUR 50 per male and EUR 70 per female slaughtered.
The government has today launched a pilot project of €500,000 to encourage the additional slaughter of wild boars in more than 1,300 hunting areas, distributed by 65 councils in 15 districts of mainland Portugal. According to a notice published today by the Institute of Conservation of Nature and Forests (ICNF), the support is for the holders or managers of hunting areas, with incentives of €50 per male and €70 per female slaughtered above the h…
The government today launched a €500,000 pilot project to encourage the additional slaughter of wild boars in more than 1,300 hunting areas, distributed by 65 councils in 15 districts of mainland Portugal.
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