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Wolf on Lake Zurich: Sighting in Hombrechtikon
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (410+ words) A possible wolf was sighted on the right shore of Lake Zurich at the end of May. At the same time, the new FOEN report shows: Switzerland today counts 40 packs, and the growth of the population can only be slowed…...
Wolf becomes game animal: Bundestag passes hunting law
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (946+ words) Enter a search term above and press Enter to start the search. Press Esc to cancel. On March 4, 2026, the German Bundestag passed a law to include the wolf in the Federal Hunting Act. The Bundesrat will vote on the legislation…...
IUCN kritisiert Schweizer Wolfsabschüsse 2025
10+ mon, 3+ week ago (521+ words) Landesgrenzen hinaus negative Wirkung zeigt. Der Wolf ist zurück in der Schweiz – eine Erfolgsgeschichte für...Das BAFU reagiert bislang mit Schweigen – obwohl es in seiner Rolle als Vollzugs- und Aufsichtsbehörde...Eingriffe als allerletztes Mittel behandelt. Der Wolf ist mehr als…...
Wolf Switzerland dangerous? Facts and myths
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (962+ words) Enter a search term above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel. The wolf as an enemy image: fearmongering without foundation. In the entire documented history of Switzerland, there is not a single confirmed fatal wolf attack on…...
Dangerous Systemic Change: The Loss of Swiss Forests
5+ mon, 5+ day ago (181+ words) By adopting the entirely superfluous Würth motion to increase flexibility in reforestation compensation, the National Council has decided on a dangerous change of system: away from the 150-year tradition of maintaining forest area and towards its decimation. A decline in…...
Wolf hunting without benefit: culling harms Switzerland
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (866+ words) Since the mid-1990s, the wolf has been returning to Switzerland naturally. The population has grown considerably since then: according to monitoring data, wolves live primarily in forested areas of the Alps, the Pre-Alps and the Jura. The number of packs has…...
Wildlife Corridors in Switzerland: Facts and Hunting Criticism
5+ mon, 3+ day ago (668+ words) Corridors as lifelines of biodiversity and the role of hobby hunters. Wildlife corridors are connecting axes between isolated habitats that enable wild animals to move, disperse and exchange genetic material. In Switzerland, over 300 such corridors have been identified, many of…...
Wolves in Switzerland: Facts, politics and hunting
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (1430+ words) The wolf has returned to Switzerland, and with it a heated debate in which facts, emotions, and lobbying interests intertwine. While some politicians would prefer to return to widespread hunting, researchers and animal welfare organizations point to international obligations, functioning…...
The brown bear in Switzerland
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (1203+ words) In Switzerland, the brown bear is still considered "extinct" (regionally extinct) despite sporadic sightings, because no reproduction takes place. No females migrate in. Without females, there are no cubs; without cubs, there is no population. Switzerland has no bear reintroduction…...
Corvids in Switzerland: The most intelligent animals, yet still hunted
6+ mon, 6+ day ago (441+ words) Enter a search term above and press Enter to start the search. Press Esc to cancel. Shooting animals that can count, make tools, recognize faces, empathize with others, and possess conscious experience is ethically indefensible. Hunting corvids is not wildlife…...