Syria has an unprotected, unknown variety of wolves, considered roughly numbering 200. Albania has a protected population of 250 wolves, that are increasing in number, although no compensation is paid for livestock losses. Greece has a inhabitants of approximately 1,020 wolves, which are legally protected. France's inhabitants as of 2018[replace] is claimed to be more than 500 people and rising quickly. Wolves crossed over into Southern France from Italy through the Alps within the Nineteen Nineties. Under the Berne Convention, wolves are listed as an endangered species and killing them is against the…
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