The House of Mation will meet with the ICNF and the council's hunter associations to seek a response to the increasing presence of wild boars in the villages and to the damage caused by animals, said the president of the local authority today.
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The city government has scheduled a meeting for September 11th with five hunting associations from the municipality, a meeting that will include a representative from the Institute for Nature Conservation and Forests.
Javalis have entered the villages of the council of Mação, destroying small cultures and causing damage to municipal heritage, and there are also records of road accidents involving animals.