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One program sponsored by the Tin Mountain Conservation Center highlights the Peregrine falcon. (COURTESY PHOTO)

ALBANY — New Hampshire Fish and Game recently completed a multiyear research project that looked at lynx distribution and prey availability in Vermont and New Hampshire.

Over the past six years, the project used more than 240 remote trail cameras, many of which were maintained by volunteers, to identify areas occupied by lynx in Vermont and N.H. In addition, the project studied methods estimate snowshoe hare densities and survival rates, as well as how this relates to the recovery of lynx as a federally threatened species.

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