Future Trends in Wild Boar Research and Management at IWBS 2026

The 14th edition of the International Wild Boar and Other Suids Symposium (IWBS 2026), held in Croatia under the theme Rooting towards the future, brought together experts from around the world to discuss the latest trends in wild boar research and management. MINUARTIA participated by presenting studies on ecological modelling, population monitoring, impacts on protected natural areas, and African Swine Fever management. Among the highlights of the symposium were a keynote lecture reviewing 25 years of wild boar movement tracking and an international workshop on ASF control and eradication strategies, which emphasized the importance of coordination, cooperation, and the implementation of integrated management measures. These topics are closely aligned with MINUARTIA’s expertise in population censuses, GPS-based monitoring, ecological modelling, and the prevention and mitigation of wild boar damage.
Presenting research on wild boar at the International Wildlife Congress in Norway

The MINUARTIA team took part in the International Wildlife Congress 2025, held in Lillehammer (Norway), a leading event in the field of wildlife management.
Wildlife management at the Scholars’ Meetings of the Serralada Litoral and Montnegre-Corredor natural parks

The meetings, which are organized by Barcelona Provincial Council and held in these Parks every four years, took place on 19 and 20 November in Tiana. Roser Campeny and Ferran Navàs, from Minuartia, presented three studies that can be applied to the management of amphibians, reptiles and wild boar. Two of the studies that were […]
Solutions to reduce accidents caused by wildlife

Minuartia has signed a cooperation agreement with RIVISA to develop perimeter fences that can reduce wildlife conflicts on roads and railways and in other areas. The increase in the number of traffic accidents caused by wild boar, roe deer and other animals has a high social and economic cost. The construction of wildlife passages combined […]
