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As you can see in the chart the Snowshoe Hare has a great impact on the Lynx.

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General Information on the Snowshoe Hare

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General Information on the Snowshoe Hare

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Snowshoe hares are know to be larger rabbits. They have very furry feet to help them hop on snow. Also during the spring time their fur turns from white to brown.  The diet of snowshoe hares varies depending on the season. In the summer they forage on vegetation that includes grasses, fire weed, vetch, lupine, clover, dandelion and strawberry. In winter, they turn their attention to twigs, bark and buds from both coniferous and deciduous trees and shrubs. Snowshoe hares are quick and agile, able to move as fast as 27 mph. They can leap 10 ft in one jump and change direction quickly to escape predators. Snowshoe Hares are mainly nocturnal. They use systems of trails in the undergrowth of the forest to look for food.

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The snowshoe hare population can rapidly rise and fall on a 10-year cycle. During high population years, researchers estimate there are about 3,400 hares per square mile. For example, hunters in the winter of 1980-81 harvested 286,000, and just 12,000 five years later after the population crashed.

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The Snowshoe Hares are facing extinction due to climate changes. The white hares stand out too much in the brown environment. This is making it easier for their prey to see them. Which is putting their species in danger. I feel that there is not much we can do about the climate changes but that we could relocate them to a better environment that better suits them. The only problem with relocated them is that it will affect the other animals in the area especially the Lynx.

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I feel that with my plan there is a better chance of survival for the Snowshoe Hares. By better understanding their environment we can see what caused them to almost be extinct and try and fix it. I feel that it would take a couple years for them to repopulate enough that they would be able to survive again in their natural habitat.

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The snowshoe hare may have up to four litters in a year, which average three to eight young. Males compete for females, and females may breed with several males. So they can reproduce around 32 young a year.

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Proposed solution to "bring back" the Snowshoe Hare.

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Proposed solution to "bring back" the Snowshoe Hare.

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Then you need to study them and their environment. Then go in a safe spot try your best to recreate there habitat. Then research some more and where you might find them and go carefully catch a male and female. Carefully take them to the safe spot you made for them and take care of them until the have repopulated enough you can release them around the same area you found them.  While keeping them in a safe habitat we need to figure out what made them almost extinct so when we repopulate them and release them they will not repeat the same pattern.

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Data showing at least one other species affected by this decline

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Data showing at least one other species affected by this decline

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If Snowshoe Hares go extinct then most of the Lynx will go extinct as well because it will they rely on the Snowshoe Hair as their main source of food. Which would also affect the other animals further up the food chain as well.

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Snowshoe hares prefer thick cover of bushy underground. They are northern species that inhabits boreal forest.

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These types of hares like bushy areas near herbaceous plant to offer shelter from the winters.