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lynxuk.org

Eurasian lynx description, behaviour, diet, life cycle, habitat, threats, distribution

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Eurasian Lynx ( lynx lynx. Also known as; common lynx, European lynx, Northern European lynx, Southern European lynx, Russian lynx, Siberian lynx, Baikal/Irkutsk lynx, Mongolian lynx. You can find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about UK lynx reintroduction on our Lynx FAQ. Greatly varied in size Eurasian lynx tend to be between 80 to 130 cm length and up to 70cm at the shoulder, generally weighing 18 to 40kg. As with most cats they are solitary except for breeding season, however ...

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Coffee Films independent British film production company, copyright and privacy information

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All content of our sites is ©2014 Coffee Arts and Media Ltd. We accept no responsibility for the content of third party sites we link to, or fourth party sites that they link to; every effort is made to ensure that links are only made to acceptable sites relevant to arts, media and the company. Your privacy is important to us, we do not. Use cookies or collect any form of private or personal information via our websites and do not. All sites designed, written, constructed, and maintained by Coffee Design.

scottishwildcats.co.uk

Scottish Wildcat sightings and eye witness reports

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Support Wildcat Haven on their social networks! Report Scottish Wildcat Sightings. A significant problem with Scottish wildcat conservation is that we know very little about their population size or distribution; serious estimates typically put them in the low tens or hundreds. Numerous surveys have been attempted by Scottish Natural Heritage at considerable cost forcing researchers to use outdated methodologies which have unsurprisingly resulted in numerous "inconclusive" results. We are still intereste...

scottishwildcats.co.uk

Scottish Wildcat conservation, learn about protecting Scotland's wild cat

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Support Wildcat Haven on their social networks! Scotland's forgotten cat; fewer than 100 remain. Welcome to the Save the Scottish Wildcat. Website, a resource on all things wildcat and supporter of the Wildcat Haven. Fieldwork project to save the species in the West Highlands of Scotland. There is still hope; an independent conservation project set up by the Scottish Wildcat Association in 2008 and now continued under the name Wildcat Haven. Is working in the West Highlands neutering feral cats, research...

roobarbandcustard.tv

Roobarb and Custard Official; cult animation series cast, 70s British cartoon characters, on children's TV today at Channel 5 Milkshake!

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The animated character cast of Roobarb and Custard. Over a forty year history from the 70s to today, the cult Roobarb cartoon British TV series has featured a huge range of animated characters, but there have always been a few regulars dropping by the garden shed for wobbly cartoon adventures. All content © A&BTV. Web design by Coffee Design.

roobarbandcustard.tv

Roobarb and Custard Official; history of the retro British cartoon characters and cult animated childrens TV series, 70s television

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The history of Roobarb and Custard's cult cartoons. Roobarb and Custard have a colourful series history reaching back over four decades to 1974 when they first appeared on British children's TV through the BBC's programming for kids. All content © A&BTV. Web design by Coffee Design.

scottishwildcats.co.uk

Scottish Wildcat conservation projects and primary threats including hybridisation and habitat loss

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Support Wildcat Haven on their social networks! CURRENT STATUS AND THREATS. The current status of the Scottish wildcat is largely unknown, numerous SNH led attempts to complete a national survey have been dogged with poor funding and forcing of poor methodologies on ecologists attempting to do the work. A team led by Oxford University WildCRU estimated in 2004 that 400 pure wildcats could be an accurate number. The second attempt came from the Scottish Wildcat Association in 2012 coming to a figure of 35.

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About the Save the Scottish Wildcat website

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Support Wildcat Haven on their social networks! About Save the Scottish Wildcat. The Save the Scottish Wildcat. Website project aims to provide frank, factual and up to date information on the Scottish wildcat and conservation efforts surrounding it. And the situation they currently find themselves in. The information gathered on this website represents the latest in scientific understanding gathered directly from researchers, ecologists and other experts working in Scottish wildcat conservation. Unless ...