The country had an estimated 430 wolves in March, according to the Natural Resources Institute Finland. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Packs could be decimated as government claims 273 is a sustainable total population. By early afternoon on 2 January, the ...

Finland began allowing the hunting of wolves once again from New Year's Day due to concerns about their growing numbers.

Finland will allow limited hunting of wolves next year to manage their growing population, repealing year-round protections that had been in place since 1973.

“These are Santa’s reindeer. But we are really lucky because Santa needs them only one day of the year. So we can fly them 364.” It’s a well-rehearsed line. Juha Kujala has uttered it many times over ...