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Avec 83 individus détectés au minimum en 2023, l'effectif de la population d'Ours brun continue progressivement d'augmenter dans les Pyrénées. C'est l'un des résultats présentés dans le rapport annuel 2023 du suivi de l'espèce dans les Pyrénées françaises, réalisé par le réseau Ours brun. 
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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.
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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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Date d'édition : avril 2024, 59 pages. Éditeur : Office français de la biodiversité. En savoir plus sur le Réseau Ours brun