Life LynxConnect
Creating a genetically and demographically functional Iberian Lynx (Lynx pardinus) metapopulation
CENSUS 2024
More than 2400 lynxes roam the Iberian Peninsula
All the information about the Census 2024 and the work carried out by the partners of the LIFE LYNXCONNECT project:
THE RECOVERY OF THE IBERIAN LYNX
The official documentary series on the history of Iberian lynx conservation in the Iberian Peninsula. 20 years of LIFE projects told by their protagonists.
Our goals are
We implement these actions
- Creating new nuclei and connecting existing ones
- Managing the population on a genetic basis
- Improving the Iberian Lynx and European Rabbit habitat
- Making infrastructures safer
- Disseminating the importance of wildlife conservation
- Improving working methodologies
- And many other things
We are 21 partners working on Iberian Lynx conservation
Supported by the LIFE Programme of the European Union
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Lynxes in the wild in 2024
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Mature females in 2024
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Cubs born in 2024
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Releases since 2010
February 20, 2026
LIFE LYNXCONNECT Strengthens Training for the Nature Protection Service (SEPRONA) of the Civil Guard in Iberian Lynx Conservation
Within the framework of the LIFE Lynxconnect project’s Training of Trainers Plan, a training course for SEPRONA officers was held ...
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February 20, 2026
LIFE LYNXCONNECT reinforces the training of the SEPNA of the Republican National Guard.
Within the framework of the European LIFE LYNXCONNECT project, two training sessions for the SEPNA (Environmental Protection Service) of the ...
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February 13, 2026
Successful participation in the webinar on preventing Iberian lynx roadkill within the framework of the LIFE LYNXCONNECT Project.
On January 28, 2026, the webinar “The Iberian lynx and other animals on the road: preventing roadkill and acting safely” ...
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Collaborate with us
Gradually we’ll be introducing tools on our website so you can help us in the Iberian Lynx conservation, e.g. uploading to the website photos or videos of lynxes you have seen in the wild
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