County boards gain three-year rights on wolf hunt decisions

The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency is now delegating decision rights for wolf hunting licenses to county administrative boards in southern and central Sweden for three years.

This is the first time the delegation covers a three-year period. The aim is to provide county boards with clarity and predictability in wolf management.

The delegation applies in predator management areas where the number of wolves exceeds the minimum level. All county boards in the southern and central areas are affected except Gotland County, where there are no wolves.

In the northern management area no minimum levels for wolves are set. Therefore no delegation can take place according to the agency.

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The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency has granted county administrative boards in northern and central predator management areas the authority to decide on bear license hunts until October 15, 2029. This includes the board in Dalarna and aims for more predictable management. It marks the second such decision by the agency.

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Following the Sundsvall Administrative Court's March 17 decision to lift a temporary halt, the license hunt for lynx in Dalarna has resumed amid ongoing appeals. Hunters are permitted to shoot 20 lynx—nearly double last year's quota—while the Nature Protection Association, which appealed in 11 counties, criticizes the move.

Five Sami villages have sued the state for the right to allocate hunting and fishing rights in the mountains. The state's representative has changed tactics to counter the demands.

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A wolverine has been filmed balancing on a hair trap in northern Uppsala county. The trap is part of the ongoing national inventory of the species.

 

 

 

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