Norway Environment Directorate has stipulated quota for lynx hunting 2019 in predator region 2 Buskerud is part of. Hunting season for lynx is from 1. February to 31. March. The quota in the region 2 - Vestfold, Buskerud, Telemark and Aust-Agder is set to total 24 lynxes with a total quota of 7 adult females. it opens […]
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Category: Scandinavian wolves
The government must open
NORWAY predator councils in wolf zone adopted a decision in June permissions to kill three wolf packs in wolf zone. Decisions have been appealed and that's Climate- and Environment Ministry which has the final say in the matter. NJFF assumes that Government by Minister Ola Elvestuen use the room for maneuver provided by law to make decisions regarding permissions to kill within wolf zone. After the decision was […]
A DRIVE FOR NORWAY
NOAH need everyone to help stop winter wolf hunting ! The letter that you can copy and send found on the page Notes. Despite the demonstrations and letters sent to the government and politicians last winter, the Norwegian government has not shown signs of departing from their policy of keeping the wolf […]
Wolf shot when the ang ...
NORWAY Two wolves should have gone to the attack on a hound at Eidsvoll in Akershus Sunday. One wolf was shot. - One wolf standing and biting the dog when it was shot, says game manager Asle Stokkereit at County Governor of Oslo and Akershus the newspaper. The dog is transported to Veterinary. The extent of damage is not known. […]
Finnish European Affairs can
Questions to the Court how art- and the Habitats Directive must be interpreted to have repercussions on the Swedish wolf hunt. Request for a preliminary ruling from the Finnish Supreme Administrative Court. This particular case concerns an exemption for wolf hunting in Savo, where the Finnish authorities decided that seven wolves may be held in the so-called ordinary care order. Finland's Supreme Administrative Court would, among […]
The wolf hunt in Nor...
The large-scale wolf hunt in Norway puts the whole Scandinavian wolf population’s vitality in danger. The Norwegian climate and environment ministry has permitted a licence to kill 75% of the Norwegian wolf population. This means altogether killing 42 of the 56 wolves in the land.* Photo: Teppo Lahti “This large-scale hunting of the wolves is a very irresponsible […]