 Conservationists are celebrating the recovery of the Iberian lynx, no longer classed as endangered by the International Union of Conservation of Nature. Experts say numbers of Iberian lynxes, which call Spain's Iberian Peninsula home, fell to as low as 62 mature individuals in 2001. But now, thanks to successful breeding and reintroduction programs, the total population is estimated to be more than 2,000. Craig Hilton-Taylor from the IUCN.