Zabaykalsky Region Introduces 15,000-Ruble Bounty for Bear Hunting
Regional authorities have introduced compensation for bear harvesting as predators increasingly venture near populated areas.
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The Zabaykalsky Region authorities have introduced a monetary payment for bear harvesting amid increasing cases of predators appearing near populated areas. This was reported by the regional Ministry of Natural Resources.
The payment amount will be 15,000 rubles per bear harvested. According to the ministry, the decision was made in connection with the growing number of cases of predators venturing into residential areas of the region.
Harvesting data
According to ministry information as of October 1, 70 bears have already been harvested in the region since the measure took effect. Authorities view monetary incentives as one way to reduce risks for local residents related to the presence of predators near populated areas.
The ministry's statement does not specify how long the payment program will remain in effect or what additional measures for controlling predator populations are planned.
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