Roughly translated by TWIN Observer
UMEÅ / TT
The Government will ensure that the nationally famous Junsele wolf was kept alive in winter was an expensive deal for the community and the EPA. The EPA reports on its website that 7.4 million kronor (SEK) has been paid out – money that is taken from the regular budget for activities of a valuable nature. The costs consisted primarily of compensation to the Sami villages and county boards.