Roughly translated by TWIN Observer
UMEÅ / TT
The end may be approaching for the nationally famous Junsele Wolf. Now the Environmental Protection Agency decided to cull the wolf female and the male she lives with, reports local media.
Ann Dahlerus, secretary general of the Swedish predator association said to vk.se that the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision will be appealed.
The Junsele Wolf’s previous male was shot and the new male is thought to have moved north from Dalarna.
The female wolf has repeatedly been moved southward to not disturb the reindeer, but always made it back. So far, the movers of her and damages include the sami village’s cost and costs of the Environmental Protection Agency is more than seven million Swedish crowns (approximately $1.1 million).