Serbia and Montenegro
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Serbia and Montenegro at a glance
Main prey for wolves here are deer, wild boar and livestock. Wolf range is approximately 55 percent of the map shown. Range lines are not depicted.
Species Information
Species
Common Name: gray wolf
Latin Name: Canis lupus
Subspecies
Common Name:
Latin Name: Canis lupus lupus
Current Wolf Population, Trend, Status
Number of wolves: About 800
Population trend: Stable
Legal protection: Wolves are a trophy species that is hunted in southern Serbia.
Most recent data available: 2018
More information
Related Links and Information
- Hunting wolves in Serbia’s southern forests
- Status of large carnivores in Serbia
- Serbia: A Nation of Wolves
Research
- Genetic diversity and structuring of the grey wolf population from the Central Balkans based on mitochondrial DNA variation
- Skull variation of Dinaric-Balkan and Carpathian gray wolf populations revealed by geometric morphometric approaches
- Concentrations of selected elements in liver tissue of grey wolves from Serbia
- The wolf as an indicator species for the Sylvatic Trichinella cycle in the Central Balkans
