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Year: 2026
Issue: 3
Volume: 106
Author Names: Balázs SZABÓ
Abstract: In our fast-paced, industrialized world, citizens, companies and, of course, state bodies have to face more and more challenges every day. A significant part of these arise due to the rapid development of technical achievements, others arise from problems of economic origin and there are challenges that can be traced back to other social problems as well. There are some that the parties involved can roughly prepare for, and there are also some that can have an impact with the power of surprise, as a result, the appropriate answers can usually be missed. In the latter case, we can classify the more and more often problematic cases when wild animals appear in the interior of settlements and generally cause alarm among the inhabitants of the settlements. The appearance of wild animals in inhabited areas is becoming a problem in an increasing number of countries, including Poland and Romania. In the latter, issues caused by predators—particularly brown bears—are especially significant. Due to the growth of their population in recent years, they have once again been classified as game species, and culling operations are being carried out, even within built-up areas
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62838/cjjc-2024-0087
Pages: 35-44