Roughly translated by TWIN Observer
Vålådalen / TT
The number of wolves in the country appears to have stabilized around 300. With the rapid rise in recent years, this year looks to have stopped, according to preliminary census results from Viltskadecenter.
The majority of the country’s wolves are in central Sweden, where there soon will not be room for more territories was asserted at the wolf symposium in Vålådalen. It is problematic, since neither Norway, southern Sweden, nor the reindeer herding areas welcome more wolves.