Foto einer Wolfsfamilie von einer Wildkamera, aufgenommen im Juni 2020 Source: Heiner Schumann, Thuenen Institut
The veterinarian and PhD candidate Catharina Vendl speaks to the wolf researcher Dr. Ines Lesniak in Germany. It's about the natural reintroduction of wolves, how it came about and how it affects our ecosystem. This is initially positive, because they restore a balance in nature. Of course, there are also negative reactions, because the wolves not only kill wild animals, but also pets and farm animals. But that they attack people is a fairy tale.
The veterinarian and PhD candidate Catharina Vendl speaks to the wolf researcher Dr. Ines Lesniak in Germany. It's about the natural reintroduction of wolves, how it came about and how it affects our ecosystem. This is initially positive, because they restore a balance in nature. Of course, there are also negative reactions, because the wolves not only kill wild animals, but also pets and farm animals. But that they attack people is a fairy tale.
Wolfsforscherin Ines Lesniak Source: Catharina VendlCatharina Vendl ist Tierärztin und PhD Kandidatin Source: Catharina Vendl
