Sweden’s controversial wolf hunting program aims to reduce the nation’s dwindling wolf population, which has already dropped by 20% to about 375 individuals, by culling five entire wolf families. Environmentalists decry this decision as a violation of EU regulations protecting endangered species, fearing it could have widespread repercussions for European wildlife. Farmers cite livestock safety concerns, yet critics advocate for non-lethal solutions instead.
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