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Planning Youth Green Conference together!

Tamsweg District · Tamsweg District

Planning Youth Green Conference together!

Youngsters from Youth Green Conference partner countries met in Lungau, Austria to get acquainted with each other, introduce their countries, environmental actions, sustainability, rural life etc., and contribute to the Conference preparation. Hear more in our podcast and learn more about the project: here. The Podcast production was led by the project partner: La Manchuela por el Clima from Spain.Read Article

Reduces Wolf Management in Latvia Farm Animal Cracks

Latvia · Latvia

Reduces Wolf Management in Latvia Farm Animal Cracks

The scientific article investigates the impact of wolf management in Latvia on livestock predation. The research analysed data from 2004 to 2022 and found that both reported attacks and affected sheep tended to increase. The study found no indication that wolf hunting reduced the predation; instead, a higher prevention rate was expected when more wolves were killed. Other factors such as sheep density and the number of red deer also had a signif…Read Article

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