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Birgitte and Anna Gøtske describe life at Skærgården, where the wolf is getting closer and closer to the ponies. Foto: Anders Legarth Schmidt

It is easy to sit at a safe distance from wolf country and celebrate biodiversity. That is the view of Birgitte and Anna Gøtske from the Skærgården stud farm. They fear that one of their treasured ponies will be the next victim.

Wolves have forced stud-farm owners to choose between the lesser of two evils

Birgitte and Anna Gøtske describe life at Skærgården, where the wolf is getting closer and closer to the ponies. Foto: Anders Legarth Schmidt
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Som et lyn slog tankerne ned i stutteriejer Birgitte Gøtske, da hun vågnede om natten, ved at hendes labrador gøede: »Er det nu, ulven kommer?«

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