Turtle dove hunting ban boosts Western European population by 40%

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2025-03-28

London (PA Media/dpa) - Numbers of threatened turtle doves in western Europe have rapidly recovered after a hunting ban was introduced in 2021, conservationists said. Numbers in the region increased by 40% to 610,000 breeding pairs from 2021 to 2024, according to Pan-European Common Bird Monitoring Data Scheme figures released on Friday. The rising numbers provide hope for the future of the birds, currently on the red list of threatened species i......

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