In the far northern forests of North America, Europe, and Asia, the lynx lives in solitude. The boreal forests of Alaska and ...

Canada’s boreal forest is home to an incredible array of iconic species, including beavers, lynx, wood bison, and woodland caribou. Many of these animals are also being squeezed out of their ...

Adult males usually weight about 22 pounds and reach about 34 feet in length; females are about 19 pounds and 32 inches long. HABITAT: In the contiguous United States, the lynx is associated with ...

Canadian lynx prey on small mammals like voles and squirrels but their favourite meal is a snowshoe hare. Boreal forests are some of the world’s last remaining tracts of wilderness, home to a ...

Lynx hunt snowshoe hares in the boreal forest and the ancient dance between wolves and caribou on Canada’s vast tundra reveal the harshest time of year when landscapes are transformed by the ...

Will the COP26 global deforestation pledge save forests? Will the COP26 global deforestation pledge save forests? The grand old trees of the world are dying, leaving forests younger and shorter ...

Though rare ...

The most common species in Canada is the Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis), which primarily inhabits boreal forests. These cats are well-adapted to cold climates, with thick fur and large, snowshoe ...

Forest Area Fluctuations: The coniferous forest area in North America increased by 5.62% between 2018-2023 compared to 1984-1991. However, it decreased by 4.85% from its peak in 1992-2001.