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Sweden doles out wolf hunting licenses to manage once-endangered population

  • Sweden has begun its annual wolf hunt, allowing nearly 10% of the endangered species population to be killed, despite conservationists' concerns about the policy.
  • The government is permitting the culling of 30 wolves from an estimated 375, citing safety concerns for rural residents and livestock owners.
  • The World Wide Fund for Nature criticized the decision, calling it 'a serious misstep, devoid of any solid scientific foundation.'
  • Kullgren mentioned that parents are afraid to let their children play outside due to fears of wolf attacks.
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