Genetic monitoring of wolf populations in Romania’s Southern Carpathians has revealed a troubling decline, according to recent findings reported by romania-insider.com. Researchers tracking the elusive carnivores through DNA analysis warn that the decrease in numbers could have significant ecological repercussions for the region. The study highlights the urgent need for enhanced conservation efforts to protect one of Europe’s most iconic predators in its natural habitat.
Declining Wolf Numbers Revealed by Genetic Monitoring in Southern Carpathians
Recent genetic analyses conducted in the Southern Carpathians reveal a concerning trend: the wolf population is undergoing a significant decline. Utilizing non-invasive sampling techniques, researchers collected DNA from scat and hair samples across multiple territories to assess the current genetic diversity and population size. Results indicate a reduction not only in the number of individuals but also in genetic…
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Author : Isabella Rossi
Publish date : 2026-09-23 20:22:00
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