Sonora, Mexico is home to the northernmost population of jaguars in the world. This genetically distinct group of about 80 jaguars is the last hope for the species’ reintroduction into the US. Unfortunately, jaguars are in conflict with local ranchers, who believe the jaguars prey on their cattle. Killing jaguars is illegal in the US and Mexico, but the crime is rarely prosecuted. 

Together, we can protect jaguars. With your support, we work to educate ranchers, developing land-management methods that keep cattle and big cats safe. Together, we’ve established a protected 34,000 acre wildlife corridor for jaguars and other big cats like ocelots, bobcats, and mountain lions. Wildlife cameras have photographed six individual jaguars on the land, including a mom and her cub!

Your gift preserves critical habitat and establishes wildlife corridors that will protect the lives of these beautiful animals.

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