'Wolves don't need wilderness,' says Wolf Switzerland director
The preventive culling of wolves sparked a heated debate in Switzerland. SRF asked the director of the Wolf Switzerland Group what he thought about it.
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The preventive culling of wolves sparked a heated debate in Switzerland. SRF asked the director of the Wolf Switzerland Group what he thought about it.
The number of wolves in Switzerland has risen from around 240 to 300 in the space of a year – but the predator killed fewer farm animals.
Born April 9,1940 in Houston, Texas, Anne attended San Jacinto High School and graduated from Rice University with a bachelor's in history in 1961.
With the Swiss wolf population poised to reach 350 by 2025, the authorities are making it easier to kill them.
In countries like Sweden and Norway, the hunting of wolves is permitted. The National Council could vote for a similar model in its winter session. A relaxation of wolf protection is also under discussion internationally.