The moose debate in Sweden has become increasingly polarized. Some argue that the population is too large. Others claim that it has been pushed too low by dysfunctional management, even pointing to its recent listing as an endangered species. In my view, both traditional wildlife management and modern forestry practices share the responsibility. You can’t have your cake and eat it too — the issue is not just about moose; it is about a changing forest habitat. A habitat that must support both biodiversity and sustainable forestry. Learn more about the consequences of modern forestry and inconsistent moose management. Click "Read more" to discover what happened to the mountain hare and the roe deer, and to explore the possible effects of introducing wild boar and fallow deer. Ecosystems are multidimensional entities in which single-dimensional actions are hazardous undertakings, most often doomed to fail.