Kenvin said once the lynx releases have been completed, biologists will begin to finalized the details of the wolverine reintroduction for next winter. The Jim Morris Environmental T-Shirt Company supports the lynx and wolverine reintroduction projects in a big way. Tell your friends, tell your neighbors. Stock up for the holidays. For a group to actually claim responsibility for terrorism in the name of lynx is counterproductive.
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The group claims to have set seven fires on Vail Mountain, citing defense of Canadian lynx habitat. The group set fires, it said, to protest Vail's plan to expand into 885 acres of national forest near the back bowls area. A coalition of environmental groups last week lost a legal battle that sought to stop the project because the area was said to be prime habitat for the Canadian lynx. The plan, which will be finalized by the Colorado Wildlife Commission at its November 12-13 meeting in Denver, could bring the native forest carnivore back as soon as this winter. Our number one site for reintroduction is along the Continental Divide between the San Juan and Rio Grande National Forests.