LIFE Wild Wolf participated in the LECA Project Final Conference, joining 150 experts to discuss large carnivore monitoring, human–wildlife conflict mitigation, and cross-border cooperation.

From 9 to 12 March 2026, partners of the LIFE Wild Wolf (LWW) project gathered in Vila do Conde, Portugal, for a four-day plenary meeting combining coordination sessions, technical discussions, field visits, and a dedicated workshop for facilitators.

Learn about the newly released LIFE WILD WOLF guidance document with recommendations for managing wolf behaviour, reducing risks to humans, and supporting consistent wildlife management practices across Europe.

Learn about wolves in Slovenia with a new educational brochure and poster presenting key facts about wolf biology, behaviour, habitat, and conservation.

LIFE WILD WOLF stakeholders from Slovenia visited Lessinia, Italy to examine wolf management, farmer support, tourism impacts, and coexistence strategies.

Damage inspectors trained through a LIFE WILD WOLF workshop in Sinj, improving livestock attack assessments and supporting fair compensation and wolf conservation efforts.

Discover how DNA metabarcoding helps track wolf diets in Croatia and Slovenia, supporting conservation and management strategies.

Slovenia’s LIFE WILD WOLF project supported the purchase of 15 livestock guarding dogs, helping farmers protect herds from large predators with expert training support.

The fifth LIFE WILD WOLF stakeholder meeting in Pivka, Slovenia, focused on coexistence, prevention measures, and collaboration between people and large carnivores.

Sustainable habitat restoration in Peneda-Gerês National Park removes invasive species, improving biodiversity and conditions for wolves and wild prey.

LIFE WILD WOLF joined Wolves Across Borders 2025 in the Netherlands with a keynote and workshop on managing wolf behaviour and human coexistence.

High electric nettings in Slovenia prove 89–98% effective in preventing wolf and bear damages, supporting coexistence with large carnivores.

Successful wolf-trapping in Parnitha: Callisto fits wolves with satellite collars under the LIFE Wild Wolf project to study ecology and coexistence.

Study reveals 2,300 wolf attacks on dogs in Europe (1999–2024), highlighting risks, compensation schemes, and the need for better prevention

Learn how ethical stray dog management in Portugal is helping protect wolves and their natural prey by preventing hybridization, disease transmission, and human-wildlife conflict.

Two-day event series in Mount Parnitha by the LIFE Wild Wolf project promotes human-wolf coexistence through dialogue with local authorities, citizens, and experts.

Learn about the monitoring visit at Parnitha National Park for the LIFE WILD WOLF Project

Learn about the fourth meeting of the local stakeholder platform in Slovenia

Learn about how forest education workshops in Slovenia are empowering forest services to promote coexistence with large carnivores through hands-on environmental learning.

Learn about how researchers are tracking the movements of a young female wolf, Silvana, using GPS technology to help prevent livestock damage and support human-wildlife coexistence.