The Social Democrats in Landvetter, Sweden, are campaigning on a promise to significantly reduce the local wild boar population, which causes substantial property damage. As part of this initiative, wild boar meat is now being served to residents of municipal assisted living facilities. This approach aims to address both the issue of a growing boar population and provide affordable protein for seniors. The program effectively utilizes animals that are otherwise considered pests, turning a problem into a resource. Local officials believe this is a practical solution to a growing concern for farmers and residents. The initiative has been presented as a dual benefit – population control and a cost-effective meal option. It remains to be seen if this approach will be adopted in other areas facing similar challenges with wild boar.