A lynx in England could become the first UK zoo-born cat to be successfully released into the wild. The 9-month-old Eurasian lynx, who was born in the Newquay Zoo in Cornwall, has been moved to ...

Findings from more than 1,000 questionnaires as part of a year-long social consultation by the project, led by The Lifescape Project in partnership with Northumberland Wildlife Trust and The Wildlife ...

There are 40 cat species (not taking into account the various breeds of domesticated cats, which are over 70) naturally distributed across every continent except Antarctica and Australia. The wide ...

Plans to reintroduce the Eurasian Lynx to parts of Northumberland and southern Scotland could have a ‘significant impact on farmers’ ...

A growing push to reintroduce the lynx in northern England and Scotland is being met with resistance from farmers who fear ...

The cute clip was shared by cat dad Vincent (@vincent_mtl). The poster appears to breed Highland lynx and has several litters of kittens on his profile, as well as owning four felines of his own.

Lynx could thrive if released in Northumberland – and 72% of people in the region where they would roam support reintroducing the elusive cat, research has found.

Lynx could thrive if released in Northumberland – and 72% of people in the region where they would roam support reintroducing the elusive cat, research has found.

Bringing back a native species such as the lynx can help rebuild ecosystems and start to “turn the tide” on wildlife loss in the UK, one of the world’s most nature-depleted countries, she said.