Patches of young regenerating forest intermixed with mature woodlands to sustain the 500 to 1000 Lynx in Maine.........The "big-pawed" cats need the snowshoe hares(their prey) that thrive in regenerating brushy forest as well as mature complex vertical and horizontal woods to build dens in...............The Canadian Wildlife Division seeking the cooperation of 4 large Maine landowners(controlling 600,000 acres) to assist in this effort-----# Lynx restoration in maine, # snowshoe hares and lynx

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Can Maine landowners 

save the falling Canadian

 lynx?

OCTOBER 12, 2015 BY DAVID BRYAN IN SCIENCE · 0 COMMENT

    

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Landowners managing habitat to help Canada lynx in Maine

By DAVID SHARP

Sep. 7, 2015 9:00 AM EDT