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São Pedro do Sul wants to join the Government's project to control wild boarsPhoto by mgattorna on Pexels
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São Pedro do Sul wants to join the Government's project to control wild boars

Notícias de Coimbra14 September 2026 at 21:07

The Municipality of São Pedro do Sul formalized with the Minister of Agriculture and the Sea, José Manuel Fernandes, the request to join the Government's project dedicated to wild boar control. The council intends to integrate this initiative to address the proliferation of these animals in the region.

The communication of the request was made directly to the minister during a meeting or institutional contact. The municipality justifies the need to join the program with the negative impact that the excessive presence of wild boars has caused in the region.

José Manuel Fernandes is the ministerial responsible for the Agriculture and Sea portfolio, being the municipality's interlocutor in this process. Joining the project would allow the municipal council to benefit from government measures and support for the control of the wild boar population.

Why this matters

Farmers and rural landowners in São Pedro do Sul face losses caused by the growing presence of wild boars in the region, and joining this governmental program could bring concrete control measures. The initiative follows a broader government effort to address the wild boar issue at the national level.

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