The final WolfAlps EU conference took place from 17-19 May in Trento and was attended by 230 participants on-site (1940 participants online). Over three days, the project staff presented the achievements of the project and discussed future perspectives. Presentations were given by the European Commission and the EU Regional Platform Secretariat. The event covered topics such as EU policy developments, transboundary monitoring, wolf-dog hybridization, and educational initiatives for wolf conservation in the Alpine region. It also explored the role of wolves in ecotourism and emphasized stakeholder engagement and the importance of combatting illegal wildlife poisoning.

More information on the event can be found here.