As Sweden’s brown bear hunting season begins, conservationists are raising alarms about the decreasing bear population in the country. Reports suggest that licensed hunting has contributed to a noticeable drop in bear numbers, leading to calls for tighter regulations and improved management practices. Wildlife experts argue that while hunting can be a necessary tool for population control, it must be balanced with conservation efforts to safeguard the species’ future. The ongoing debate highlights the challenges of wildlife management and the need for sustainable practices that protect both biodiversity and traditional hunting activities
