Începe vânătoarea de urşi, după ce cota a fost dublată prin lege. "Nu mai avem siguranţă pe străzi"

The hunting of bears in Romania has begun following a new law that doubles the hunting quota, allowing the killing of around 1,000 bears this year. The law prohibits shooting female bears with cubs under two years old, which are considered the most dangerous. Critics argue that this decision lacks effective non-violent solutions and that the real issue stems from human actions, such as habitat destruction and food scarcity. Many bears have moved into urban areas, raising safety concerns among residents. Experts suggest non-invasive measures, like electric fences, while a proposed bear reserve project has stalled, leaving the situation unresolved.