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08 Sep FACE position on wolves in Europe adopted
On September 7 the FACE General Assembly unanimously adopted a clear position on wolves in Europe to guide FACE’s work on this topic.
23 Nov “Coexisting with Large Carnivores: Next steps in conservation and management”
On 18 November 2020, the European Parliament’s “Biodiversity, Hunting, Countryside” Intergroup held...
30 Oct Is the recovery of wolf in Europe reflected by the latest population assessments?
On September 7 the FACE General Assembly unanimously adopted a clear position on wolves in Europe to guide FACE’s work on this topic.
12 Jun EU court ruling: Strict protection of species extends to outside natural habitats
The recovery of wolf populations in Europe is to a great extent unheard and unseen. A success story lost in the data.
21 Mar Is the recovery of wolf in Europe reflected by the latest reports? A success story lost in the data
The recovery of wolf populations in Europe is to a great extent unheard and unseen. A success story lost in the data.
22 Oct Flexibility needed for large carnivore management
Recent data indicate that most large carnivore populations in Europe are stable or increasing. This is a conservation success, but it also raises multiple questions of coexistence with natural and human activities. In a recent ruling, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) confirmed that the use of hunting as a population management tool for strictly protected species is compatible with EU law. But what does that mean? And what are the possible next steps?