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The government wants to reduce the number of wolves in Sweden sharply and proposes that the so-called reference value be reduced from 300 to 170 individuals. "There is no scientific support for this," says wolf researcher Olof Liberg.

Regeringen föreslår kraftig minskning av svenska vargstammen

Dagens Nyheter.

Stockholm

Stockholm County

Sweden

The government predicts a sharp decline in the Swedish wolf population

The government wants the Swedish wolf tribe to be reduced to 270 individuals in a first step and in the longer term to consist of a maximum of 170 individuals. In a press release, the government writes that the Environmental Protection Agency will be tasked with reporting to the EU at the next reporting occasion, which falls in 2025, that the reference value for favorable be...

Regeringen vill att den svenska vargstammen i ett första steg ska minskas till 270 individer och på längre sikt bestå av maximalt 170 individer. I ett pressmeddelande skriver regeringen att Naturvårdsverket kommer att få i uppdrag att vid nästa rapporteringstillfälle, som infaller under 2025, rapportera till EU att referensvärdet för gynnsam bev...

Regeringen vill kraftigt minska vargstammen

Svenska Dagbladet

Schibsted

The government wants to greatly reduce the wolf population

Regeringen vill minska antalet vargar i Sverige kraftigt och föreslår att det så kallade referensvärdet sänks från 300 till 170 individer. – Det finns inget vetenskapligt stöd för detta, säger vargforskaren Olof Liberg.

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Bonnier Group

There are currently around 375 wolves in Sweden. In the future, the government wants to reduce the number to 170.

I �jeblikket er der omkring 375 ulve i Sverige. I fremtiden �nsker regeringen at reducere antallet til 170.

Sveriges regering vil halvere landets ulvebestand

Politiken

Copenhagen

Denmark

Sweden's government wants to halve the country's wolf population

The Swedish government plans to halve the number of wolves in the country. It has been decided that the population should aim for around 170 wolves, but they are now counted around 375. The European Union has recently reduced the rules for the protection of the animals. It is believed that around 20,000 wolves live in the wild in Europe, but the population has grown somewhat since the wolf was granted special protection in 1979. Farmers believe …

Sænsk stjórnvöld áforma að fækka úlfum í landinu um helming. Ákveðið hefur verið að miða skuli við að stofninn verði um 170 úlfar, en þeir eru nú taldir í kringum 375.Evrópusambandið hefur nýlega dregið úr reglum um vernd dýranna. Talið er að um 20 þúsund úlfar lifi villtir í Evrópu en stofninn hefur stækkað nokkuð frá því úlfinum var veitt sérstök vernd árið 1979.Bændur telja hann orðinn það stóran að hann þurfi ekki lengur á vernd að halda. Þe…

The government predicts a sharp decline in the Swedish wolf population

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