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WolfWatch Europe

WolfWatch Europe is a new initiative launched in February 2026 by Green Impact in response to the recent EU decision to downgrade the protection status of the wolf. It serves as an information gateway dedicated to wolf-related developments across Europe.

 

The platform provides updates on scientific research, science diplomacy, legal frameworks, litigation cases at both EU and Member State level, emerging policies, key events, economic analysis and cultural perspectives.

 

Curated by Green Impact, the platform supports informed stakeholder dialogue and evidence-based decision-making by bringing together reliable, cross-sector information on wolf conservation and management across Europe.

 

It is designed to evolve in a participatory manner, actively encouraging contributions and engagement from a diverse range of stakeholders.

 

Furthermore, WolfWatch Europe will monitor wolf downlisting under the Bern Convention, highlighting its implications for wolf management and killing in countries such as Switzerland, Norway, and others. By disseminating reliable scientific, legal, economic and policy information, the initiative seeks to support stakeholders to engage effectively in protecting wolf populations across Europe.

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The WolfWatch Europe newsletter is published once a month for 10 months per year.

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Wolf downlisting? Evidence shows it is not based on sound science. Explore the scientific statements and peer‑reviewed articles on wolf “downlisting” and the broader debate around wolf science.

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The legislation governing wolf protection and management stems from the Bern Convention and from EU law. The EU Habitats Directive is a complex framework that has evolved over time through rulings of the European Court of Justice. This space aims to list the various legal aspects that apply to wolf protection and management, helping readers to best apply EU legislation.

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Numerous legal actions have been brought before national and European courts concerning wolves. A solid understanding of these cases and their rulings is essential for anyone working on wolf‑related legal matters. This space aims to list and organize the main legal materials, including case law and documents related to the Bern Convention, providing a structured resource for accessing the key information needed in this field.

March 10th, 2026

More is coming soon. Stay tuned!

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