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Keeping sheep in, predators out
There are better ways to protect livestock than to kill predators. Predator-proof fencing is one of them.
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Trophy hunting of lynx
The licensed lynx hunt starts March 1 in Sweden. A quota of 143 lynx are to be killed in 2024.
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Carnivores as money makers
To think about carnivores only as a cost for us humans, is old-fashioned. Why not ask how they can bring business, jobs and income?
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Lynx hunt reported to the EU
Sweden’s excessive lynx hunt was recently reported to the EU Commission. A formal complaint was lodged on March 15, 2024.
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Swedes like large carnivores
There is a massive popular support for the existence of large carnivores in Sweden, according to the latest official attitude survey.
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Europe’s environmental bad boy?
It took Sweden’s large carnivores over 50 years to come back. The country is now drastically bringing down their numbers.