The strange appearance of a family of Eurasian lynx in the Highlands of Scotland raises an important question about just why these elusive creatures haven't long ago been officially reintroduced
Excellent article, I hope you’ve got a few more lined up for 2025! The background to this one is very weird. It sounds like the lynx were so tame that they were practically household pets, which makes me think it was not a serious attempt at (guerilla) rewilding. There was no way they were ever going to last more than a night or two.
Hugely intelligent article. Very important to oppose the UK government's knee-jerk reactions to the removal of targeted wildlife.
Can’t agree more!
Thank you Margot x
It's really too bad they couldn't have left the lynx in the Cairngorms. Sigh. Thanks for the great article.
Brilliant article, thank you. Readers may find this interesting.
https://wildark.org/journals/tasmanian-devils-return-to-mainland-australia-for-first-time-in-3000-years/
Superb article, Ben, well done!
Brilliantly said Ben
Superb article Ben. You explain it all so well. More of this please!
Excellent article, I hope you’ve got a few more lined up for 2025! The background to this one is very weird. It sounds like the lynx were so tame that they were practically household pets, which makes me think it was not a serious attempt at (guerilla) rewilding. There was no way they were ever going to last more than a night or two.