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They are four, not three. This female lynx’s litter is now confirmed to have four cubs, living in Guadiana Valley Natural Park, in the south of Portugal, revealed this morning the Portuguese conservation authority.

There are 45 wild animals ready to be released in nature, after having been run over, kept in captivity or fallen from their nests. During July CERVAS is going to release the animals in

Two Iberian-lynx (Lynx pardinus) cubs two months old were discovered yesterday living in nature, in Guadiana Valley Natural Park, in the South of Portugal. This comes a week after the announcement of the first

For the first time in almost 40 years it has been confirmed the first Iberian-lynx cub born in the wild in Portugal. This is a new era for the fight to bring this species

Samuel Silva, 45, from São Paulo, Brazil, is one of the guards of CNRLI’s gates since 2013.

Joana Amil Peixoto, 29, from Lisbon, is a veterinarian at CNRLI since December 2015.

Marta Cabaça, 28, from Lisbon, is member of the surveillance team at CNRLI since February 2016.

Lara Baptista, 29, from Lisbon, is a veterinary at CNRLI since July 2015.

Big gates guard the National Breeding Centre for the Iberian-Lynx (CNRLI), in Silves (Algarve, Portugal). No visitors are allowed to enter there, in order to avoid any kind of stress to these felines. Still,