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when should wolves be allowed to be shot down? On this question of environment and the Ministry of agriculture to negotiate for a long time unsuccessful. Now the Chancellery, a turn off after ARD information .
In the discussions about the shooting of wolves has turned the Federal Chancellery. The Federal Ministry for the environment confirmed the ARD-capital Studio.
Responsible for the issue of the cases in which wolves are shot, while the ministries of environment and agriculture. But because the are so far not agreed, is now the Chancellor's office at the table - that is, in cases of dispute. The goal is to find a solution, the holders of the interests of animal protection and nature conservation under one roof.
when can wolves be shot?environment Minister Svenja Schulze wants to allow the shooting of wolves, if they overcome repeated pasture fences, and serious damage. Minister of agriculture, Julia Klöckner wants to lower the hurdles for the launch.
Currently, there are about 1,000 wolves in Germany, in Saxony and Brandenburg. The treatment of the animals fight there is also an issue in the state election - in the fall of the parliaments in Dresden and Potsdam will be re-elected.
Chancellery has now talked with on the subject of wolves
Alex Krämer, ARD Berlin
03.05.2019 18:32 PM
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Schulze wants to shoot down the wolves to facilitate 03.03.2019 Chancellery to talk with on the subject of wolves, A. Krämer, ARD Berlin |audio Atlas |Germany |Berlin
