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Livestock and livelihoods threatened by possible lynx reintroduction

Farmland, livestock and the people that manage these environments must be protected, not threatened. That is the message from the National Sheep Association (NSA) after further debates last week whether to bring back lynx.

Rachael Brown

Chief Reporter

06 May 2023 鈥� 2 min read

Livestock and livelihoods threatened by possible lynx reintroduction

Farmland, livestock and the people that manage these environments must be protected, not threatened. That is the message from the National Sheep Association ( NSA) after further debates last week whether...

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Livestock and livelihoods threatened by possible lynx reintroduction

Farmland, livestock and the people that manage these environments must be protected, not threatened. That is the message from the National Sheep Association (NSA) after further debates last week whether to bring back lynx.

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