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Tous les pays européens ne conçoivent pas la protection du loup de la même façon. L’exemple de l’Espagne illustre bien ces divergences. 
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Wildlife return in Europe is seen by many as a great conservation success, but it brings some new challenges too. For centuries, the wolf, the bear, the lynx and wolverine, were chased and expelled from their natural habitats – and went almost extinct in many European places. However, the current land use in Europe, habitat improvement and increase of prey species - backed by the legal protection large carnivores have in some countries - brought a new opportunity for them to come back, raising potential conflicts between farmers and livestock producers, hunters, local authorities, protected areas, and NGOs.
DocBiodiv's insight:
via @Europarc. Le webinar est co-organisé par la Plate-forme de l'UE "Coexistence between People and Large Carnivores" http://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/conservation/species/carnivores/coexistence_platform.htm
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Auteur : Hanna Pettersson,Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of York
Dans l'actualité, sur France Bleu le Jeudi 19 octobre 2023 : Peut-on cohabiter avec Les loups de la Réserve de Nohèdes ? avec Karine GESLOT, Responsable du pôle Éducation et Sensibilisation à l'Environnement Fédération des réserves naturelles catalanes et Olivier Salvador, conservateur de la Réserve naturelle de Nohèdes
Lire aussi : Guillaume Chapron et al., European Commission may gut wolf protection .Science 382, 275-275 (2023) .DOI 10.1126/science.adk7686