The Iberian Wolf: Protected in Portugal, Hunted in Spain — Now a Law and a Future
An analysis of the differing conservation statuses of the Iberian wolf across the border and the implications of new legislative efforts for its future.

Latest news and stories about wildlife conservation in Portugal for expats and residents.
An analysis of the differing conservation statuses of the Iberian wolf across the border and the implications of new legislative efforts for its future.

Portugal’s National Iberian Lynx Breeding Centre (CNRLI) in Silves is looking for volunteers to help support one of Europe’s most successful wildlife conservation programmes. The Institute for Nature Conservation and The post Silves Iberian lynx centre seeks volunteers appeared first on Portugal Resident.

Portugal’s nature authority has backtracked on controversial plans to replace the specialist team running the Iberian lynx breeding centre in Silves, opting instead to keep the current staff in place The post ICNF U-turn keeps Iberian lynx centre management team in place appeared first on Portugal Resident.

Portugal’s Socialist Party (PS) is calling for an urgent visit to the National Iberian Lynx Breeding Centre (CNRLI) in Silves, as public concern mounts over the government’s decision to place The post PS demands urgent visit to Silves lynx centre amid growing concern over management shake-up appeared first on Portugal Resident.

Questions are being raised over the future of the Iberian lynx breeding centre in Silves after the government confirmed a change in management that will replace the current team at The post Concern grows over leadership change at Iberian lynx breeding centre appeared first on Portugal Resident.

Forty new species will be added to the list of internationally protected animals under the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species (CMS), including the snowy owl, a species made famous by Hedwig the owl from Harry Potter.
Home News Portugal rehabilitates more marine animals Portugal rehabilitates more marine animals The Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center of the University of Aveiro (CRAM-Ecomare) recorded an increase in the number of animals arriving during the period of bad weather, between the end of January an
