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Protest against the planned killing of 2 wolfpacks in Norway !

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Minister of environment	Stein Lier Hansen (MD)	Venstre's Parliament-group
Prime minister	Hilde Frafjord Johnsen (KRF)	SV Parliament-group
His Majesty the King	Hill-Marta Solberg (AP)	Høyre Parliament-group

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I have been informed of the planned killings of wolves in Oesterdalen
in Hedmark, Norway, and hereby ask you all to reconsider this
decision.  As Oesterdalen houses two of the three existing Norwegian
wolf packs, Norway has a international responsibility to manage its
wildlife according to ratified treaties.

The Berne Convention has a threefold objective:
* to conserve wild flora and fauna and their natural habitats;
* to promote co-operation among states;
* to give particular emphasis to endangered and vulnerable species,
including endangered and vulnerable migratory species.

It is clear to me that this objective will be violated by the
announced killings of wolves in Hedmark.  Even more disturbing is the
fact that you are ignoring the protests launched by your neighbouring
Swedish government agencies dealing with wolf management. According to
the Berne Convention, one should call for co-operation between states;
but it seems that Norway, on this issue, will hear of no such thing.

If the killings are carried out, Norway will be disregarding the fact
that the Scandinavian wolf population is still very fragile, and will
be refusing to co-operate with a neighbouring state who wants a
genetically vigorous wolf population.

I object to the Norwegian government's actions against this vulnerable
species.  The Norwegian wolf belongs to your vast forests, and the
Norwegian government should take measures to protect it for future
generations to come.

Yours sincerely,