How have the actions of humans toward wolves changed in the last thirty years?

Over the last thirty years, attitudes toward wolves have shifted significantly, particularly in regions where they were once seen primarily as threats to livestock and game. Conservation efforts and a growing appreciation for biodiversity have led to increased protection and reintroduction programs for wolves in many areas. This change has been accompanied by an emphasis on coexistence strategies, fostering more positive public perceptions and understanding of their ecological role. However, conflicts still arise, highlighting the ongoing challenges in human-wolf relationships.