Grisons
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Alle Beiträge zu Graubünden: Hochjagd, Sonderjagd, Wolfsabschüsse und Jagdpolitik des Kantons. Hintergründe im Dossier «Sonderjagd in Graubünden».
War in the forest, and everyone else should watch out
New study: wolf kills do not reliably prevent livestock losses
Bearded vulture Lepontino II: Rescued, recovered, free again
Bark beetles, drought and a predator nobody asks about: How the wolf helps the forest
Grisons reports three new packs. What the canton is not telling you: it's not growth, it's replacement
The image is the product, not the practice
The wolf never bites – yet it is still regarded as a beast
Acquitted: it wasn't the wolf
Why So Many Hunting Dogs Are Needed: The Untold Underside of the Examination Idyll
Podcast episode: Nature, animals and abuse of power
Grisons justice and politics under pressure: patterns of cover-up and cronyism
Water shortage in Switzerland: Why rivers aren’t treated like on cruise ships
Federal government cuts climate funding for forests: Browsing damage becomes a convenient scapegoat
Halfway through the alpine summer: wolf kills are halved, but the credit doesn't go to the guns
How Spanish Providers Court Swiss Recreational Hunters
The capercaillie is virtually extinct in Fribourg, while recreational hunting pushes for more technology
The Schwyz SVP's Wolf Fund: Who Pays When the Wrong Wolf Dies?
What does recreational hunting cost us? Grisons only does the maths one way
