New Plan Strengthens Protection of Lynx-Iberic and Prepares Expansion of the Species in Portugal Economic Journal
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Portugal already has 394 Iberian lynxes, after the species has disappeared from the wild state in the country, reports the statement of the Ministry of Environment and Energy.
The Government has approved a €5 million plan for the conservation of Iberian lynx by 2030, including compensation to livestock owners and breeders.
The Government approved the new Action Plan for the Conservation of the Iberian lynx in Portugal (PACLIP 2026-2030), through a letter published this Wednesday, 21 October, in Diário da República. The plan reinforces the measures of protection of the species, of recovery of the habitats and of expansion of the population in national territory. The [...] The content New plan reinforces protection of the Iberian lynx and prepares expansion of the s…
Action plan seeks to consolidate a population of 394 animals, recover habitats and reconcile lynx expansion with the conservation of the Iberian wolf.
Ministry of the Environment explains that the plan establishes a new conservation phase focusing on the consolidation of existing populations.
The Government has approved a €5 million plan for the conservation of Iberian lynx, which reinforces protection measures and habitat recovery, allowing it to expand throughout the territory.
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