Wolves in Norway

For a long time this has been hot topic in Norway. One opinion being that wolves are of no use to us, and the counter argument being that they have just as much right to live here as we do. The situation at this point, is not in favor of a strong wolf tribe. In all of Norway there are between 8-15 wolves, making a positive development iwithin their species, a difficult task. These wolves might not find each other, and therefore mating is a challenge.

Theres is no good reason for why we should not have wolves in Norway. They have just as much right, as a part of our eco-system, to be in Norway. So they might take a lamb every once in a while, but is that a reason for extinction? I say no!
Canada is a good example of a place where wolves are commonly accepted, and where the tribe is strong.

While many may think wolves are worthless, they should still be able to co-exist with humans.