An Encounter You Don't Want to Experience: What to Do if You Encounter One While Mushroom Picking
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Due to the presence of wolves and bears in Pohorje, the Slovenian Forest Service has urged visitors at the start of the mushroom picking season in the area to avoid potential conflicts with the animals by acting appropriately.
Wolves have settled in Pohorje, and bears have been recorded by hunting cameras several times this year.
Due to the presence of wolves and bears in Pohorje, the Slovenian Forest Service (ZGS) has urged visitors to the area at the start of the mushroom picking season to behave appropriately to avoid potential conflicts with the animals. They also added that they should observe forest etiquette, which allows the picking of a maximum of two kilograms of mushrooms and berries per person per day.
The Forestry Institute of Slovenia warns visitors that there are wolves and bears in the Pohorje area, so it is important to know how to act in case of a possible encounter with them.
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