Roughly translated by TWIN Observer
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Of the twelve wolves killed in Norway so far this year ten were born in Sweden. The other two came from the border territories. The DNA testing conducted by Rovdata, who oversees the Norwegian population, shows this result.
Surveying of wolves with radio collars shows that Norwegian wolves move towards Sweden, while Swedish wolves are moving westward.
The pattern reveals the need for a stronger common Nordic management of predators, says the Center Party’s environmental policy chief Erling Sande to The Nation.