When it comes to livestock protection, many questions arise concerning the correct implementation. What is a plus-minus fence? Should you use a wired fence
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A new network of volunteers to support farmers in livestock protection
Adopting livestock protection measures is very important, but LIFEstockProtect is also aware that implementing them requires some economic effort and also increased workload. For
The livestock protection courses are kicking off with dog days in South Tyrol!
The parter from South Tyrol, together with the Salern competence centre, organised the two first trainings on the topic of livestock guarding and herding
Meeting of the LIFEstockProtect Competence Centres
The meeting of theAlpine LIFEstockProtect Competence Centre Network took place in the afternoon of the 12th of November. It was a Zoom event. Dozens
Avid interest at the information evenings on livestock protection in Bavaria
At the end of February and beginning of March, Bioland Bavaria held two online information evenings regarding livestock protection. Over 60 participants watched the
Livestock protection courses starting with the pasture season
The main goal of LIFEstockProtect is to inform on livestock protection measures; the key tool for this is courses to teach people how to
Book review – A neutral portrayal of a large carnivore
Book recommendation by Doris Kriegsherr – opinion piece I got to know Henryk Okarma in February 2022 through the golden jackal projectin Poland. He
January 2022 News Update
2022 will be a big year for LIFEstockProtect, as the practical livestock protection actions will be kicking off. Here’s the progress achieved so far
Saxony-Anhalt’s investment in livestock protection measures pays off
The State Office of Environment in Saxony-Anhalt has released their annual wolf-monitoring report for 2021, and there is good news for livestock owners. More
Working dogs you might see on pastures
Happy 2022 from LIFEstockProtect! As the project is moving towards training dog teams for work with our competence centres, we thought it would be