We need to move towards coordinated, science-based #WildlifeManagement that unites actors & standardizes methods. 

At ENETWILD we are determined to contribute to this shift.

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While most wildlife management actions across Europe remain local & apply informal decision processes, many people are already active. 

Now it is time to take the next steps: Moving towards coordinated, science-based wildlife management that unites actors, and standardizes methods.

#Wildlife doesn’t recognise borders, and neither should our efforts to understand & manage it.

To help protect wildlife & to reduce human conflicts involving wildlife, we need to understand - across borders - how species interact, and how they are affected by environmental and human factors.

🌿 Sustainable #WildlifeManagement is about more than controlling population numbers.
It’s about understanding & addressing impacts before they reach unacceptable levels.

Too often, decisions are made locally & reactively rather than resulting from a planned, long-term policy.

Wildlife management in Europe involves many players. This creates a complex landscape where decisions must balance science, social, economic realities, & public acceptance. 

Efforts to manage wildlife are not standardized, despite a real need for collaborative approaches.

#WildlifeMonitoring doesn’t just shed light on ecological & epidemiological processes. 

The collected and analysed data is essential to understand ecological relationships and forms the foundation for science-based decision making that supports wildlife, habitats, and society.

Wildlife management isn't just about protecting endangered species; it also involves managing common species and livestock in human-dominated areas. 

These efforts support biodiversity and help reduce infectious diseases, benefiting wildlife, domestic animals, and humans. #OneHealth

Wildlife management is not just about protecting endangered species or preserving natural reserves. 

It’s also about managing common and agricultural species across farmlands, urban areas, and beyond. This helps to safeguard biodiversity and to reduce the spread of infectious diseases. 

#OneHealth

Protecting Europe’s wildlife means protecting our shared future 👥🐖🐗

Wildlife provides balance and stability to natural processes and that benefits us all, form nature to livestock to people. 

That’s why wildlife management is important.