Wolves in crosshairs as EU governments agree to more hunting and culls

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Wolves in crosshairs as EU governments agree to more hunting and culls

Sept. 26, 2024 - 00:00 By euronews (in English)

Nature conservationists have denounced as ‘shameful’ a back-room agreement that saw all but two EU governments acquiesce to a European Commission proposal to ease protection for Europe’s burgeoning wolf populations.