Hesse’s Environment Minister Ingmar Jung intends to control the wolf population within the state. Consequently, up to 40 percent of the young wolves may be culled in the future. Here’s why he deems this necessary.
In Hesse, the wolf packs are growing. The state’s Environment Minister, Ingmar Jung, has stated that he aims to manage the wolf population. This objective includes the possibility of culling up to 40 percent of the annual offspring in the coming years. Jung believes this measure is essential.
Wolf Population Control in Hesse: Up to 40% of Cubs May Be CULLED
Hesse’s Environment Minister, Ingmar Jung, plans to limit the wolf population in the state. As a result, as much as 40 percent of the young wolves could be culled in the future. He explains his reasoning behind this decision.
