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The jaguar endures: Mexico records a population increase of the most emblematic feline in America
The population of jaguars in Mexico grew from 4,800 individuals in 2018 to 5,326 in 2024, according to the Third National Jaguar Census, coordinated...
Historical record in Corrientes: the province leads in conservation due to its jaguar population in the Iberá
Less than a decade ago, what seemed like an environmental utopia is now a **tangible reality**: (https://noticiasambientales.com/animales/rehabilitaron-y-liberaron-a-cuatro-monos-caraya-en-corrientes-como-sera-la-reintroduccion-a-su-habitat-natural/) emerges as a **continental benchmark in nature...
Mexico achieves a key advancement in jaguar conservation: population grows by 30% in 15 years.
A team of over 50 researchers has confirmed that the population of jaguars (Panthera onca) in Mexico has increased by 30% in the last...
First documented jaguar mating in the wild: a melanistic female in the Brazilian Amazon
In September 2023, an international team of scientists managed to capture for the first time the pairing of a melanistic jaguar —black fur, also...
Colombia promotes trinational corridor to protect jaguars: key for regional conservation of wild felines
Within the framework of the national tour Colombia Felina, the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development led the fourth regional update workshop of the...
