Threat status Europe Least concern

1. Task #14734The template should be as follows:Species: <en-species-name> – <species-scientific-name> <author-notation> Wolf – Canis lupus Linnaeus, 1758 May be more than one Threat status EuropeLeastconcern ProtectedbyEU NatureDirectives and 2internationalagreement(s) Protected in 1140Natura 2000 sites Lives in foresthabitats* Reported as invasivebyNobanis Natura 2000 code: 1352 Not to show if not In Birds or Habitats Directive (= EU Nature Directives). Not to show if not Invasive (Wolf is not invasive). Catalogue of LifeEncyclopedia of LifeFauna EuropaeaGBIFITISNCBIPESI UNEP-WCMCWikipedia Threat & conservation status Distribution Natura 2000 sites Legal status Common names & synonyms To show when clicking ”Other resources” * Grey = not ready yet, don’t show Other resources are described in Task # 14626

2. Threat and conservation status • EU's Habitats Directive conservation status assesses if a species has a favourable conservation status • IUCN Red list category of threat provides an assessment of the extinction risk under current circumstances By biogeographical region By Member State Interactive map Favourable: A species is in a situation where it is prospering and with good prospects to do so in the future as well Unfavourable-Inadequate: for situations where a change in management or policy is required to return the species to favourable status but there is no danger of extinction in the foreseeable future Unfavourable-Bad: for species in serious danger of becoming extinct (at least regionally) Unknown No data Legend not final The IUCN Red list box is described in Task # 14745 Threat & conservation status Distribution Natura 2000 sites Legal status Common names & synonyms To show when clicking ”Other resources” Conservation status 2006 – summary (pdf)Conservation status 2006 - expert table Other resources are described in Task # 14626

3. Distribution Species distribution (2006, reported by EU Member States under Habitats Directive) The species distribution marks roughly where the species is found. Species range (2012, IUCN Red List) The species range marks roughly where the species could be found. In most cases the range is depicted as polygons. It is essentially meant to communicate that the species probably occurs within the polygons, but it does not mean that it is distributed equally within the polygons or occurs everywhere within the polygons. Advanced map Interactive map The distribution map is defined in (Task #14623) Threat & conservation status Distribution Natura 2000 sites Legal status Common names & synonyms

4. The Actions should be on seperate lines within the same cell • Protected in thefollowingNatura 2000 sites Interactive map Threat & conservation status Distribution Natura 2000 sites Legal status Common names & synonyms

5. Mentioned in the following international legal instruments and agreements Species in annex i i i Goes to the EUNIS Reference about the legal text The legal table is defined in (Feature #15649) Legal text Annex More information Threat & conservation status Distribution Natura 2000 sites Legal status Common names & synonyms

6. Common names and synonyms of Canis lupus Common name Language Reference Synonyms Author Remove the valid name from the list Threat & conservation status Distribution Natura 2000 sites Legal status Common names & synonyms