There Are Fewer and Fewer Wolves in Norwegian Nature.

The number of wolves in the country is steadily decreasing. At the same time, there is an increase in other predators. During the winter count, it was concluded that there are between 59 and 66 wolves in Norway. However, 19 of these stay on both sides of Sweden and Norway, which means that there are between 40 and 47 wolves that only have territory in Norway. – This is a lower number than last year, and thus the decline in the number of confirme…

Of the Norwegian predator species, only wolves are decreasing in number, according to Rovdata's summary.

This winter, researchers counted how many wolves there are in Norway. They concluded that there are between 40 and 47 animals that live only in Norway.