Jaguars, known for their distinctive yellow-orange fur and unique spots, are found in small pockets of forested habitats throughout South, North, and Central America. Designated as “Near Threatened” ...

We've worked in the Amazon for over 40 years - creating and managing protected areas of habitat, working with local communities to monitor jaguars, working with cattle ranchers to improve existing ...

Khan the Jaguar, who turns 12 on July 18, recently moved to Brevard Zoo from Birmingham Zoo. He is named after Jacksonville ...

The federal government's plan pushed jaguar habitat in the U.S. below Interstate 10, asserting that because “the jaguar is an international species with the vast majority of its range outside of ...

Jaguars, the third-largest cats after lions and tigers—and the biggest in the Western Hemisphere—used to live here. During the 18th and 19th centuries they were spotted in Arizona, New Mexico ...

Jaguars will not be repopulated in New Mexico, after the federal government denied a petition by a conservation group that sought to use Gila National Forest for the species’ recovery.a petition ...

Jaguars, the third-largest cats after lions and tigers and the biggest in the Western Hemisphere, used to live here. In the 1700s and 1800s people spotted them in Arizona, New Mexico, California ...

In the mid-20th Century, jaguars disappeared from habitats in New Mexico and Arizona, per a study published this week in the journal Conservation Science and Practice.