These answers are provided by a new exhibition prepared by the Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic.

The travelling exhibition is part of the PROSPECTIVE LIFE project targeted on biodiversity conservation in Czechia. 

The first opportunity to visit the exhibition was from mid-January at the Moravian Karst House of Nature, recently visitors can see it in Beskydy Protected Landscape Area information center in Dolní Lomná. Over time, visitors will also be able to see it at other Houses of Nature and visitor centres of protected areas and national parks. 

Through a visually appealing presentation, the exhibition introduces visitors to the life of the grey wolf, its behaviour, and its importance to nature. It dispels long-standing myths and offers solutions on how to ensure the most trouble-free coexistence possible between wolves and humans. The simple, easy-to-understand text, combined with engaging graphics, will appeal to the general public, and children will also find plenty to enjoy.



Ilustrations: Petr Vyoral

Photo: archive of Moravian Karst House of Nature