Quantitative Evolution of the Wild Animals Populations for Hunting from 20-Bara

Abstract

After Romanian integration into European Union the hunting populations need special attention. The observed size of an animals’ population, which is opposed to the genetic size, is given by the number of the individuals from all categories and also by the total number of males and females participating in the production of the descendant generation. The study presented in this paper aimed to analyze the quantitative evolution of 13 wildlife populations and environmental conditions, on the background of hunting 20-Bara, between 2018 and 2021, thus contributing to the knowledge of the hunting heritage in Timiș County, for a sustainable management and conservation. Thereby, this study recommends the revival of the existing population on this hunting area, through “blood refreshing” actions, as well as the permanent monitoring and limitation of populations from the Canidae family, especially of the Jackal (Caniș aureus L.) species, and the Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes L) species.

Keywords

• observed size
• hunting animals
• hunting population
• hunting area