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lynx reintroduction

  • BC-03-M-02 | 2001-2010

    Ken Cole

    Born in British Columbia, the lynx travelled more than 2,000 km to finally make it back home An interesting story of a lynx that was translocated into Colorado from B.C. only to return there 8 years later. I don’t think, however, that the lynx really “wanted to die close to home” BC-03-M-02 | 2001-2010 by…

  • Missing lynx? Reintroduced Colorado lynx suddenly stop breeding

    Ralph Maughan

    Missing lynx? Reintroduced cats suddenly stop breeding. By Dave Buchanan. Grand Junction Daily Sentinel. Ten years ago lynx were reintroduced to Colorado. For a number of years there was a release of lynx each year, and it took a while for survival rates to grow and reproduction to begin. However, for the last 4 years…

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