Roughly translated by TWIN Observer
News P4 Varmland
At least 450 wolves, 1200 lynx, 1800 bears and 850 wolverines are necessary to achieve favorable conservation status in the country. According to the predators report that was presented today.
The suggestions were made by predator investigator Lars-Erik Liljelund, former director general of the Environmental Protection Agency.
The proposal provides almost double the number of wolves. Today there are estimated about 250 wolves in Sweden.
Before the wolf population reached the number of target, the search conducted by the county or agency staff.
But Eva Forsgren, chairman of Torsby hunting circuit is very critical:
“It is totally unacceptable, so here we can not have it. We have no room and it takes no account of us who live here,” she says.