In the sun-drenched landscapes of the Iberian Peninsula, a conservation miracle has unfolded over the past two decades. The ...

All populations are growing now, with 34 cubs born in the wild! Finally, there really is hope for this remarkable species. Help save the Iberian lynx WWF has been working for the conservation of the ...

A third project set up in 2012 has continued to address the pressures facing the Iberian lynx and saw the long awaited return of the species to Portugal in 2014. Conservation projects such as ...

There are few conservation stories as inspiring as that of the reintroduction of the magnificent Iberian lynx. Once considered the most endangered cat in the world, the only thing that could save ...

"It's so hard for a species to improve its conservation status, but with the right effort, we can turn things around." The Iberian lynx, once the world's most endangered cat, has rebounded from ...

But the 25-pound Iberian lynx, icon of Spain and Portugal ... With pledges of $35 million for conservation, the Lynx Life group is boosting rabbit numbers, moving cats to underused haunts ...

Lynx were widespread on the Iberian Peninsula before the early 1900s. Hunting and habitat loss pushed this species to the brink of extinction by 2002, when fewer than 100 lynx could be found in Spain.

Conservation efforts are bringing species back from the brink, even as overall biodiversity falls. The Iberian lynx, once the world’s most endangered cat, has rebounded from just a few hundred ...

In 2002, there were fewer than 100 lynx left in this part of Spain. Conservation efforts boosted the population to more than 1,000 in 2020, and numbers continue to rise. As a result of the increasing ...