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EU Changes Protection Status of Wolves in Europe

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The EU has changed the level of protection of the wolf from “strictly protected” to “protected” to give EU countries more flexibility in managing wolf populations. The estimated population of wolves on the European continent almost doubled between 2012 and 2023 to more than 20 000. Source link
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A wild wolf lived in an apartment in the middle of Kyiv for two years. A wild wolf named Odin, who had been living in an apartment for two years, was rescued in Kyiv. Due to his poor health, the animal was transferred to the WHITE ROCK Bear Shelter.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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This is reported by the Wild Animals Rescue Center. Yesterday we rescued a wolf. Yes, a real wild wolf that lived... in an apartment in Kiev,” said representatives of the Wild Animals Rescue Center, who received a request for help with transportation from colleagues from the WHITE ROCK Bear Shelter.Animal defenders say that they do not know how and when the wild wolf ended up in the apartment, but the owners still decided transferred him to a sh…

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The animal has serious health problems

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Aiwanger: "Now it's official: The strict protection of the wolf falls and Bavaria still has no control, although my proposal has been on the table for months. The wolf must go into the...

For more than 100 years, there have been no wild wolves in Japan. Picture: keystoneOver 100 years ago, the last wolf was hunted in Japan.Now, the Japanese wolf society, founded in 1993, wants to resettlement the wild animal.The animals are supposed to balance the ecosystem and relieve the farmers, because without natural predators deer, wild boars and monkeys have increased.These wild animals eat agricultural yield and thus cause resentment.The …

·Zürich, Switzerland
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First of all, bravo and thank you to Dr. Reinhard Haller for his insightful letter to the editor of May 24, 2025, regarding wolf problems. Despite his immense knowledge, he maintained common sense, which is not the case with all the so-called "students" in the UN. Then, on May 27, 2025, three letters to the editor appeared directed against Dr. Haller. Mr. Ströhle writes in his LB about extermination.

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