To a desert dweller, the Boundary Waters are dizzying and blinding with a brilliance of light that I have not encountered ...

The den was in a boulder field high up in the Kettle Range, in a rugged spot no one would visit without a reason.

In December 2024, a Canada lynx was captured on a trail camera in Rutland County, Vermont. It’s the first verified sighting ...

International Lynx Day celebrates the mysterious and solitary lynx, one of the forest’s most skilled hunters. In 2025, the event serves as both a tribute and a call to action. The lynx may seem ...

In North America’s boreal forests, snowshoe hare populations rise and fall dramatically in roughly 10-year cycles. Following a delay of one to two years, Canada lynx populations do the same.

From tiny warblers to large swans, it’s estimated that between three million and five million birds migrate south from Canada’s boreal forest every fall. The economic value of our forests is ...

Lynxes. Image via Unsplash The North American lynx (Lynx canadensis) was once a common resident across the northern United States, from Washington to Maine. These medium-sized wildcats thrived in ...

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The most common species in Canada is the Canada lynx (Lynx canadensis), which primarily inhabits boreal forests.

What do the landscape painters of Canada and northern Europe have in common? Their muse is the taiga, or boreal forest: a massive ring of mostly coniferous trees that stretches across the Northern ...

However, the easiest way to recognize a lynx is by the long black tufts on the tips of their pointy, triangular ears. Like their name, Canada lynx primarily lives in Canada’s boreal forest region and ...

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