Wolf hunting in Russia

Vaiva · 13-06-2006, 20:14

Hello, I'm Vaiva, a new CsV friend from Lithuania.
It is now allowed to hunt wolves in Lithuania, but only 20 a year. I am a journalist and I'm writing and article about the population of wolves in Lithuania now. Su today I had a conversation with a scientist, working in the Institute of Ecology. He said some smart things, like it is easy to protect wolves when you are living in a city and see wolves only on TV, books or internet. But imagine an old granma, living alone in her small wooden house near the wood and having only one cow, that feeds her. And imagine the wolves killing her animal. So...
We should allways hear different sides.

Don't understand me unproperly, I care a lot about wolves, especially now, when I can see it's wild beauty here, sleeping close to my side in my 2 months old Csv Brukne (Walkiria Girios Dvasia).

13-06-2006, 20:14	#17
Vaiva ir Brukne Join Date: May 2006 Location: Vilnius Posts: 1,768	Hello, I'm Vaiva, a new CsV friend from Lithuania. It is now allowed to hunt wolves in Lithuania, but only 20 a year. I am a journalist and I'm writing and article about the population of wolves in Lithuania now. Su today I had a conversation with a scientist, working in the Institute of Ecology. He said some smart things, like it is easy to protect wolves when you are living in a city and see wolves only on TV, books or internet. But imagine an old granma, living alone in her small wooden house near the wood and having only one cow, that feeds her. And imagine the wolves killing her animal. So... We should allways hear different sides. Don't understand me unproperly, I care a lot about wolves, especially now, when I can see it's wild beauty here, sleeping close to my side in my 2 months old Csv Brukne (Walkiria Girios Dvasia).