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16 December 2011 | Views: 4753 | Comments: 0 |
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 Tuvan hunters have destroyed a record number of wolves this year; the number of predators shot consisted of 669 individuals, which is one and half times more than in 2010, as reported by government of the republic.
The authorities in Tuva noted, that the discontinuance of systematic struggle with the predators in the early 1990's caused a fast increase in the numbers of wolves in Tuva, whose population to date has reached 2.5 - 3 thousand individuals (380-400 packs).
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RIA Novosti, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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16 December 2011 | Views: 4195 | Comments: 0 |
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Experts from WWF, after the discovery of total numbers of red Book snow leopards who live on the territory of pastures of south-west Tuva, are turning to members of Russian business community with a plea to "adopt" the irbis.
Voluntary contributions by the "adoptive parents" will help to compensate herders for losses of livestock to attacks of the predator, to discourage the herders from killing the animals, as RIA Novosti was told by the press-secretary of Altai-Sayan project of WWF in Russia, Tatiana Ivanitskaya.
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RIA Novosti, translated by Heda Jindrak |
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Posts of 16.12.2011
