Council of Europe prepares to take tough measures against “wolves”

On Tuesday, the competent committee approved a similar proposal by member states European Union To lower the protection status of wolves.

However, the bloc’s law still needs to be amended before it can be implemented in some member states, including Germany.

According to data from the European Union, the number of wolves in Europe has almost doubled in 10 years.

The number of domestic animals, most of which are sheep and goats, killed by wolves in the countries of the bloc is estimated at around 65,500 animals, at least annually.

It is mentioned that of the Council of Europe Independent of the European Union.

Among its fifty members are the member states of the European Union, in addition to countries such as the United Kingdom and Turkey.

The Council is responsible for the protection of human rights, as well as for the observance of the Berne Convention, an international treaty adopted in 1979 for the protection of wild animals and plants.

It was in this contract wolf It is considered “highly protected” above.

This means that countries must take measures to preserve wolves and must not deliberately kill them.

After a long debate, last September, member states of the European Union submitted a request to reduce the status of the wolf to “protected” only.

Although this still involves strict rules, it will then be easier to hunt problem wolves, under certain conditions.