Ten-year-old study, still ignored: Why stable packs kill fewer livestock
From WildBeimWild.com:
A study that should have had political consequences long ago is making headlines again – this time in the Italian press. Imbert et al. (2016), published in the renowned journal Biological Conservation, clearly demonstrated for northern Italy that roaming lone wolves and unstable groups cause far more livestock kills than settled, socially stable packs. Ten years later, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland are still relying on culling, even though science recommends the opposite.
