Pachete de până la 11.500 de euro pentru străinii care vor să împuște urși în România. „Vor vâna urșii trofeu. E o lege rușinoasă”

Following the recent law allowing increased bear hunting quotas in Romania, foreign hunters are being invited to participate, with packages starting at €1,500. The law aims to address bear attacks but has faced significant controversy and opposition. Critics argue that the legislation promotes trophy hunting rather than genuine wildlife management. Offers for bear hunting include various services, but additional costs can escalate quickly, particularly for trophy fees. Activists express concern that the law reflects a troubling trend of commodifying wildlife, with insufficient measures taken to prevent human-bear conflicts. Romania has previously received EU funds to address these issues, but little progress has been made.