Wolf Kills in Spring: Zug Wants to Scrap the FOEN’s Approval
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"It is scandalous that one in five wolves in Sweden will be killed," said Beatrice Riddewall, president of the Swedish Society for the Protection of Nature. The post Sweden: Will allow the killing of 72 wolves in 2027 - Reactions from environmental organizations appeared first on in.gr.
The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation called this decision "outrageous" - The number of wolves in Sweden is estimated at 355
Environment Minister Ieva Andriulaitytė has approved a hunting limit of 318 wolves during the 2026–2027 hunting season, the ministry announced on Thursday.
The Minister of the Environment has approved a hunting limit of 318 wolves for the 2026–2027 hunting season. Last hunting season, a hunting limit of 307 wolves was set, and 275 wolves were hunted, according to a press release from the Ministry of the Environment.
A maximum of 12 wolves may be shot in Västra Götaland during this winter's licensed hunt – the highest number since licensed hunting was introduced in 2010. This has been decided by the County Administrative Board.
Svenska Dagbladet
Dagens Nyheter.A record-breaking wolf hunt could be in store this winter. After this year's halted hunting, a total of 72 animals will be allowed to be shot from January onwards, the County Administrative Boards announce.
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