Report courtesy of Planet Ski
The animals have been re-introduced to parts on the Alps and they are a protected species.
They are growing in numbers and getting more adventurous.
There are thought to be about 200 wolves in the French Alps and their numbers are growing.
In France they are a protected species and farmers can not kill them.
Two years ago there were 600 reported wolf attacks on farm animals.
.
The biggest threat they pose is not to humans but rather livestock, and especially sheep.
A farmer in the Austrian region of Carinthia shot a wolf last month after he claimed it had killed several of his sheep.
Some politicians claim farmers should be compensated if wolves attach their livestock.
Shooting the breeze about the ski industry, the great outdoors and general gossip from the Doorstep Skis HQ in Morzine, France.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Partying Hard In Morzine and Avoriaz
Partying Hard In Morzine and Avoriaz ...
-
Article from More Mountain 2023 Morzine is one of the best Winter resorts around. With a huge ski area, a traditional mountain village feel,...
No comments:
Post a Comment