In the photo, lynxes during vaccination in the Dzika Zagroda
We have a very intense time at the West Pomeranian Nature Society.
At the same time, it is the moment when nature repays for our many years of work related to the restoration of lynxes to nature.
The first vaccinations of young kittens took place in the Dzika Zagroda in Jabłonowo.
It is an obligatory action, carried out at 6 and 12 weeks of age.
In the photo, lynxes during vaccination in the Dzika Zagroda
In turn, inspections of births are underway in the field.
We determine the location of birthplace. We confirm whether the lynx has definitely started breeding. With the help of camera traps, we check the number of kittens born. We have 11 confirmed cats in the wild. We are in the process of counting the little ones.
Checking the recording on the camera trap – two cubs with their mother were recorded on the videotape. A lynx named Asia
The mortality rate of lynxes in the first year of life is very high, so we keep our fingers crossed for each of the lynxes born!
In the photo lynx named Boberek during the field inspection, one cub was noticed during the observation
Marta JaKa and Miłosz Kowalewski
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The activities are carried out by the West Pomeranian Nature Society as part of the LIFE22-NAT-PL-LIFE LYNX PL LT DE Project „Expanding the range of lynx populations in northern Poland”.
Funded by the EU. The views and opinions expressed are those of the author or authors only and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the European Union or the European Climate, Environment and Infrastructure Executive Agency (CINEA). Neither the European Union nor CINEA are responsible for them. Co-financed by the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management and the WWF Poland Foundation.
The project partners are:
West Pomeranian Nature Society
WWF Poland,
Spychowo Forest District,
State Forests
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