Behavioral tips for encounters with wild animals
Nature offers people a platform for recreation and animals a place to live and retreat. The coexistence between people and animals is regulated by wildlife sanctuaries and, in winter, by wildlife rest areas, which should be respected at all costs.
General recommendations
Wildlife rest areas must not be entered and hunting is not permitted in the wildlife protection areas marked in yellow and red. However, even outside these areas, wild animals will be grateful if you observe the following rules of conduct:
- Only photograph and observe animals from a safe distance
- Avoid noise, smoke and other disturbing odours
- Never leave rubbish in the countryside, as this can cause environmental damage and endanger wild animals
- Dogs are perceived as predators by wild animals and must always be kept on a leash
- Stay on the marked paths at all times
- Respect the signs
