Canada lynx are elusive wildcats that live in cold boreal forests and prey mainly on snowshoe hares. They have been listed as a threatened species since 2000. There are currently about 1,100 ...

Snowshoe hare captured mid-leap in the snow. Image by JimCumming via Depositphotos One cannot discuss lynx recovery without understanding their intricate relationship with snowshoe hares. These medium ...

A bighorn sheep was spotted on one of Lake Louise's webcams back in the early season.

This growth stems partly from changing forest conditions; commercial timber harvesting created ideal young forest habitat favored by snowshoe hares. From Maine, lynx have begun recolonizing ...

Snowshoe hares are another common sight at Whistler ... Grizzly bears, black bears, lynx, moose, elk, mountain goats, deer, and more call Banff National Park home and can be seen at different ...

For the Birds Wildlife spotters on the prowl in the park can look for moose, black bears, lynx, red foxes, beavers, porcupines, coyotes, snowshoe hares, mink, and ermine. Bird watchers are drawn ...

For example, Elton (1924) observed that snowshoe hare and lynx populations in Canadian boreal forests fluctuated over time in a fairly regular cycle (Figure 7). More importantly, they fluctuated ...

Under the glow of the northern lights, snowshoe hares use their large feet to escape lynx in the vast boreal forest. In Alberta, sharp-tailed grouse put on a show like never before, practising ...

The Green Mountain State shines in just about every season, but Vermont in the fall is special. Autumn is when people travel ...

As New England warms, snowshoe hares are increasingly finding themselves the wrong color for camouflaging with their ...

Are you a die-hard Minnesota Lynx fan? If that describes you, then it would be safe to assume that you want to know how to watch or livestream each Lynx game. You also probably want to get an ...