Efficiency and practicality
Still on the subject of examples of sound and wise wildlife management, as well as efficiency and practicality, which often come from foreign countries, it's worth noting that, faced with clear evidence of the presence of hybrid wolves, Switzerland, without too much legal sophistry, proceeded to cull the specimens deemed to be such. And this involved an entire pack, given that the hybrid wolf had reproduced in the meantime.
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Risk of extinction
It happened in the Canton of Ticino. They took the same action as last year in Graubünden. Meanwhile, in Italy, we're busy with conferences and studies to determine if, how, and when to intervene. Yet we run the risk of making our native wolf subspecies extinct: Canis lupus italicus!
The problem of reproduction
Indeed, in the spirit of animal rights, the few recognized hybrids have been captured, sterilized, and then... released again! Thus, the reproduction problem has been solved, but not the indirect damage they cause to other domestic and wild animal populations (Wilderness Italia).
