Madrid concede 1.400 licencias de caza extra para controlar especies silvestres

La Vanguardia EnvironmentalNews ReportES 2 min read 100% complete by Autor AgenciasMarch 20, 2026 at 09:39 AM

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La Comunidad de Madrid ha concedido más de 1.400 licencias de caza extra para controlar poblaciones de conejos, jabalíes y palomas, con el fin de proteger cultivos agrícolas y prevenir enfermedades y accidentes. El consejero de Medio Ambiente, Carlos Novillo, anunció esto durante la feria Cinegética, destacando que estas autorizaciones permiten actuar en diversos terrenos, incluyendo cotos, carreteras y zonas urbanas. En 2023, se capturaron más de medio millón de conejos y 250.000 palomas. Además, se retiraron 9.000 jabalíes gracias a una emergencia cinegética temporal que se extenderá hasta 2030. También se han otorgado autorizaciones para corzos, ciervos y urracas, buscando proteger la fauna autóctona.

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The hunting emergency for wild boars will extend to 2030 to prevent traffic accidents and crop damage.

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9,000 wild boars were removed due to a temporary hunting emergency declared last year.

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More than 500,000 rabbits were captured in 2023 due to their impact on agriculture.

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The permits target rabbits, wild boars, and pigeons due to their excessive presence and potential to transmit diseases.

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Madrid granted over 1,400 exceptional hunting permits to control wildlife populations and protect crops.

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Miguel Ángel Mateos 30% Ifema 40% Reserva Nacional de Caza de Sonsaz 40% España 60% Carlos Novillo ×270% Comunidad de Madrid ×590%

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licencias de caza 90% especies silvestres 80% control de poblaciones 70% comunidad de madrid 70% conejos 60% jabalíes 60% cultivos agrícolas 50% palomas 50% cinegética 40% reserva nacional de caza de sonsaz 40%

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