The Portuguese government has altered its compensation scheme for livestock attacks by the Iberian wolf. Previously, compensation amounts decreased as the total number of attacks accumulated throughout the year. This progressive reduction in payments has now been removed, meaning all verified attacks will receive the full compensation value, regardless of the year's total. The change aims to provide fairer support to farmers impacted by wolf predation. This decision responds to ongoing concerns from agricultural communities regarding financial losses. The modified regime is expected to bolster the coexistence between humans and wolves. Details regarding specific compensation values remain consistent with prior regulations.