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Wolf predation on Italian livestock
Overview
Wolf predation on livestock has caused losses for farmers in various regions of Italy. In early August, two calves were killed near the Zamboni-Zappa mountain refuge in Macugnaga, Piedmont, an incident attributed to a pack of two or three wolves.
Subsequent attacks have been reported in other areas, including Fontanelle, where ten Sambucana sheep were killed, and Sant’Anna di Boves, where seven sheep were found mutilated. Farmers have reported that predators are bypassing security measures, such as jumping over 1.8-meter fences or digging under netting, highlighting ongoing challenges in protecting livestock from wildlife.
Entities
Wolves · Zamboni‑Zappa Refuge · Macugnaga · Boves · Theodoros Kominos
Timeline
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14 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesBoves, Italy: Wolves kill seven sheep in recent attackWolves attacked a farm in Sant’Anna di Boves, Italy, killing seven sheep. The incident follows a similar attack in the region ten days ago, despite efforts by farmers to secure the livestock.
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20 days ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesWolf Attack Kills Two Calves Near Zamboni‑Zappa Refuge in ItalyTwo calves were killed near the Zamboni‑Zappa refuge in Macugnaga on 2 August, likely by a wolf pack, raising concerns for mountain farmers.
Sources
cremonaoggi.it · cuneodice.it · greenme.it · laprovinciadivarese.it · ossolanews.it · triesteprima.it