Safety: More Effective Frightening of Bears and Bison for Human Protection
New regulations aim to enhance public safety by allowing more effective frightening of brown bears and European bison that approach human settlements. The changes will permit the use of special non-penetrating ammunition by authorized individuals, such as hunters, provided they obtain appropriate permits. This is intended to prevent conflicts with these protected animals and reduce the risk to citizens' health and lives.
Key points
Ability to use special non-penetrating ammunition to frighten bears and bison threatening people.
Frightening rights will be granted to individuals with hunting firearm permits, after obtaining additional permits.
The goal is to increase safety for residents and tourists and avoid the need to cull protected animals.
Status:
In Progress
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