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The Cost of Coexistence with Wolves

While the expansion of gray wolf populations is often hailed as a conservation success, the consequences for ranching families can be gruesome, costly and compl
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Wolves are increasing in the Tessino valleys. Between established packs and passing animals, some 40 predators are present on the territory. Mountain farmers say they are at the end of their nerves in the face of the increase in depredation.

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Northern Ag Network broke the news in on Thursday, July 17, 2025.
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