What Europe can learn from Poland’s experience with wolves?
From Agroberichten Buitenland:
The return of the wolf (Canis lupus) to many regions of Europe is one of the greatest successes of modern nature conservation, but it also poses new challenges for societies. In recent years, wolves have also reappeared in the Netherlands, sparking discussions about human safety, livestock protection, and methods of managing large carnivore populations.
Does a growing wolf population automatically mean increasing conflict? Poland’s experience suggests that the answer is more complex.
