Hunters and officials cull wolves and jackals to protect livestock in Talas

Employees of the regional department of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology, and Technical Supervision joined hunters and hunting farm workers to cull wolves and jackals in the Talas region of Kyrgyzstan.

The group conducted the raid to regulate the local population of wild animals. These efforts aim to minimize the damage that predators cause to agricultural livestock and ensure the safety of local farms. The participants successfully culled several jackals during the operation.

Officials say these actions help maintain ecological balance and promote a culture of responsible attitudes toward natural resources.