LIFE LYNXCONNECT congratulates Fundación Artemisan, one of the 21 partners in this transnational initiative, for contributing to the study of the historical importance of the hunting sector for the conservation of the Iberian lynx and other protected species in its book La caza en la evolución humana, una aproximación desde la Prehistoria: gestión, alimentación y
Since the start of the different management programmes and projects for the recovery of the Iberian lynx at the beginning of this century, the monitoring of wild rabbit populations has been one of the most important tools for the management of the species, as the monitoring of rabbit populations makes it possible: -To know the
On Thursday 23rd June, at the Centro Integral de Desarrollo de Zafra-Bodión, the health advisory group (Vetlynx) met for its annual meeting to discuss various issues related to the health and welfare of the Iberian lynx, distributed in the different populations of the Iberian peninsula and in the breeding centres. Attendees included veterinarians and managers
Technicians from the Life LynxConect project ‘Creation of a genetically and demographically functional Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) metapopulation (2020-2025)’, carried out an exchange trip during the second week of June, to learn about the field experiences in the research and conservation of the northern lynx within the LIFE Lynx project ‘Prevention of the extinction of
The LYNXCONNECT Project meets in Extremadura for a dynamic workshop on the guidelines for the integrated management of Iberian lynx populations with genetic criteria in wild populations, within the framework of Action A6 of the project. Project technicians from the different populations on the peninsula met on Tuesday in the Matachel Valley for a series
LIFE LYNXCONNECT technicians participated in the I Global Meeting of Conservation Translocation Practitioners, which was held at the Oceanographic in Valencia from 22 to 25 May. To share experiences and face solutions with a group of the most experienced experts in this field, coming from the five continents. Never before have conservation translocation professionals with