A British-born lynx is on the precipice of making history hundreds of miles away from its original home at the Newquay Zoo. ...

A lynx born in a zoo in Cornwall could become the first UK zoo-born cat to be successfully released into the wild. Animals born and raised in zoos are rarely considered for release because they either ...

Opinion: The U.S. Forest Service canceled an illegal public land logging project due to a lawsuit filed by Montana ...

Lynx (Lynx canadensis) live on the slopes of these mountains, a part of the Rockies, and the machines are our ticket up. We slide and grind on a winding trail through a forest shaggy with lichen ...

A year or two later, Canada lynx numbers follow. This enduring relationship is borne out by Indigenous knowledge and centuries of fur trapping data, and is integral to boreal forest science.

In the settlement agreement filed last week, the Forest Service agreed to return to its previous lynx unit boundaries and to not authorize timber work within the units, both old and new.

The 9-month-old Eurasian lynx, who was born in the Newquay Zoo in Cornwall, has been moved to southwestern Germany’s Black Forest, which is an unusual move for animals born and raised in zoos.

S. Forest Service were able to confirm the presence of a lynx in the Northern Rockies through genetic analysis of snow it had stepped in. Experts say this non-invasive approach will improve the ...

The lynxes of the Białowieża forest once freely prowled through 548 ... brown bear and wolf populations in Europe. The region’s lynx population is threatened with high levels of inbreeding ...

The research was part of the Northwest Boreal Forest Lynx Project, a collaboration between UAF, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Park Service.

DULUTH — Though low in number and prone to fluctuating, Minnesota's Canada lynx population appears consistent with previous years, according to a 2024 U.S. Forest Service report and wildlife ...

A report said there is ‘sufficient quantity and quality of habitat’ in Scotland to support a viable lynx population.