The lynx of Nordens Ark

Article coming soon about Nordens Ark:

  - Interview with the carnivores keeper

  - Interview with the lynx reintroduction project coordinator

In the meantime, here are some pictures of Nordens Ark's lynx taken last Thursday (Sweden) where I went!

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

 ©Landeline Valory

Successful in tracking lynx

Here are some photos of the tracking, I will complete this article with comments later!

Footprint of roe deer ©Landeline Valory

Warning boars and reindeers ^^ ©Landeline Valory

Roe deer trail ©Landeline Valory

Roe deer trail ©Landeline Valory

A completely frozen creek! ©Landeline Valory

Resting place of Roe deer dug in the snow ©Landeline Valory

Dog or wolf? ©Landeline Valory

Footprints of a hare ©Landeline Valory

Footprints of fox

Footprints of lynx at last!! ©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

Another footprint of lynx ©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

Sometimes lynx leaves his paws drag  ©Landeline Valory

In deep snow... ©Landeline Valory

The way of the lynx ©Landeline Valory

He manages to sneak everywhere! ©Landeline Valory

Some climbing... ©Landeline Valory

Suddenly the forest seems to be immense ©Landeline Valory

The stem seems to have attracted his attention, probably for marking ©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

The car I used for the trip! ©Landeline Valory

©Landeline Valory

Interview at Nordens Ark

          The next article will focus on Nordens Ark.
Nordens Ark is a private non-profit foundation set up to give endangered animals a future. Breeding, research and education to disseminate knowledge about biological diversity are the main objectives of this foundation. 

           It also engages in numerous projects in the field, both in Sweden and adroad. It works with measures to strengthen populations by releasing animals in th ewild and by improving the environments where the species live.
Reintroductions of Eurasian lynx have been done in Poland.

I will talk with carnivors keepers and a project manager.