Though rare ...

Like their name, Canada lynx primarily lives in Canada’s boreal forest region and most of Alaska. Occasionally, they are also spotted in the northern parts of states like Washington, Montana ...

HABITAT: In the contiguous United States, the lynx is associated with southern boreal forest — subalpine coniferous forest in the West and coniferous/deciduous forest in the East. Within these forest ...

Canada’s boreal forest is home to an incredible array of iconic species, including beavers, lynx, wood bison, and woodland caribou. Many of these animals are also being squeezed out of their ...

Their muse is the taiga, or boreal forest: a massive ring of mostly coniferous ... Another Gallen-Kallela painting on display is Lair of the Lynx (1908), which shows a Finnish region bordering ...

Canadian lynx prey on small mammals like voles and ... Part of the world’s largest boreal forest, it also stores almost 400 million metric tons of carbon in its biomass, soil and peatlands ...

Lynx hunt snowshoe hares in the boreal forest and the ancient dance between wolves and caribou on Canada’s vast tundra reveal the harshest time of year when landscapes are transformed by the ...

"This level of detail is essential for understanding the fine-scale dynamics of boreal ecosystems." "The fluctuations we've observed in forest cover, particularly the impact of recent wildfires ...

Plant trees—lots of them. Lightning-Caused Fires on the Rise in the World’s Largest Forest Lightning-Caused Fires on the Rise in the World’s Largest Forest Lightning-Caused Fires on the Rise ...

The study area includes North American boreal forests. Historical (1979–2023) monthly precipitation values and MODIS LAI (2000–2023) data are shown in the upper right panel. "The fluctuations we've ...