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LIFE LYNXCONNECT bids farewell to Hans Lutz. Thank you very much
Hans Lutz was professor emeritus at the University of Zurich, where he taught for 30 years. A specialist in feline infectious diseases, he has 609 impact publications to his credit and has been cited more than 18,000 times. He was a member of the IUCN Cat Specialist Group and, from the start of the Iberian
We continue with the informative activities
This week the LIFE LYNXCONNECT project has been in the Suárez Somonte and José María de Calatrava schools in Mérida with the help of our partner in Extremadura ADENEX where through different presentations and dynamics they have brought the Iberian Lynx closer to their students, showing the work being done to create a genetically and
LIFE LYNXCONNECT meetings with hunters and managers in Andalusia come to an end
The Artemisan Foundation has concluded its route through Andalusia with meetings in the municipalities of Iznalloz (Sierra Arana, Granada) and Posadas (Córdoba) on the LIFE LYNXCONNECT project. Both talks brought together an audience interested in the behaviour of the Iberian lynx, where they talked about how special this species is, showing real examples of encounters
Urso and Uff are already living in the “Altos de Lorca”.
The President of the Regional Government, Fernando López Miras, participated yesterday in the release of two new specimens of Iberian lynx in the Highlands of Lorca, both males. Specifically, López Miras released the specimen called Urso (11.8 kg), which, together with the other lynx released, Uff (10.8 kg), expands the population of this species and
We tell you what we do in Beja. Visit us at the 40th edition of OVIBEJA
From LIFE LYNXCONNECT and CIMBAL – Comunidade Intermunicipal do Baixo Alentejo-, we invite you to visit the Learn + space of CIMBAL (Ovibeja 2024 – Pavilhão Central), with activities for young people and children, awareness activities with Jorge Serafim and the exhibition “Lynx in the Peninsula – Connecting territories and consolidating populations”. CIMBAL is also
Workshop “Monitoring and Research of Large Carnivores in Spain and Norway”.
The LynxConnect project was visited in Seville by technicians and researchers from the Norwegian Institute for Nature Research https://www.nina.no/english/Home on 9 and 10 April. Organised by the Junta de Andalucía and the Estación Biológica de Doñana, it counted with the telematic participation of the project partners. At the working meeting on the 9th, presentations were