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First nine years of recolonization of wolves in the Netherlands

2023-10-02

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Since wolf-year 2014-2015, wolves have been recolonizing the Netherlands, even though the small size of the country and the high densities of humans and livestock. In this article, the main policies on wolves and methods of monitoring wolves in the Netherlands are explained. Field monitoring is mostly done by a coordinated network of volunteers and use of genetics in both monitoring and livestock depredation event...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.169624987.70372590/v1

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