Looking for Lynx
Protected areas large enough for large mammals are crucial for their conservation, especially in Europe. At the edge of their northern range the home range size of male Eurasian lynx can be thousands of square kilometres. Most lynx across Europe utilise smaller areas, but often only a few lynx live in hundreds of square kilometres, as they still have expansive territories. Protecting a large area for lynx can help to safeguard many of the species and processes which are important parts of that ecosystem. In the Ukrainian Carpathians, Frankfurt Zoological Society works together with national parks to assess lynx abundance and connectivity in order to enhance their conservation.
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Language
English
Length
1:35
Date of publication
2021
Country
Ukraine
