Peste 850 de urși vor fi vânați anual în pădurile din România. Comisiile de Mediu şi Agricultură au votat în unanimitate. Legea merge în plenul Camerei Deputaţilor

The Romanian Parliament is set to allow the hunting of nearly 900 bears as a preventive measure due to increasing attacks on people and property. The law, which has been deemed constitutional, will enable the culling of bears in 2026 and 2027. The decision has sparked significant debate between environmental organizations and authorities, with the latter arguing that it is necessary to reduce bear-related incidents. The Ministry of Environment supports the proposed amendments to the law, while some parliamentarians express concerns about the feasibility of the culling in 2026. The law also outlines rapid intervention methods for bears posing immediate threats to human safety.