Paphos stray dogs pose threat to wildlife and visitors, culling considered

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The Forest Department of Paphos is addressing issues related to stray dogs in the state forest, citing threats to wildlife and human safety.
An inter-service meeting was convened to coordinate efforts in managing the stray dog population, which notably includes attacks on the protected Cyprus mouflon.
There have been discussions about the potential culling of these dogs, a proposal opposed by the Movement for Ecologists-Citizens' Cooperation.
The department is seeking to establish a comprehensive management framework for the stray dogs that have caused significant problems in the forest area.
Authorities are concerned about the impact of these animals on both the local wildlife and the safety of visitors and staff in the forest.

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