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Vellamo rated 4 months ago- From the page: "It is estimated that nearly 15,000 of Russia's wolves are killed annually for the fur trade and because of human conflict and persecution. Due to the new capitalist government's focus on economy and other issues plaguing the former communist nation, the study of wolves has been all but abandoned due to lack of funding.Wolves cross over the border from Russia into Finland on a regular basis. Although they're protected under EU law, Finland has issued hunting permits on a preventative basis in the past, which resulted in the European Commission taking legal action in 2005. In June 2007, the European Court of Justice ruled that Finland had breached the Habitats Directive but that both sides had failed in at least one of their claims. Finland's wolf population is estimated at around 250."
- intrepidus6 rated 5 months ago
- It lists the gray wolf as "least concern" on the conservation status scale? No way...
- Electrodances rated 9 months ago
- Have you known that there is an Egypt wolf. No itīs 30 to 50 only.
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