Projects
To conserve a species, it is necessary to understand its biological and habitat requirements, as well as factors that threaten its survival. With this objective the Jaguar Conservation Fund develops institutional projects focusing on jaguar population monitoring and ecological research in strategic areas of the Amazon, Caatinga, Cerrado and Pantanal, and supports projects of partner institutions that raise important information about the jaguar throughout Brazil.
Ecology and Conservation of the Jaguar in the Emas National Park Region
This project is active.
Current Jaguar Distribution and Conservation Status in Brazil
This project is active.
Araguaia – Jaguar Corridor Project
This project is active.
Jaguar Long Term Monitoring Program in the Pantanal, MS
This project is active.
Ecological Niche Modeling and Evaluation of the Jaguar’s Geographic Distribution
This project is active.
Epidemiologic relation between jaguars (Panthera onca) and domestic animals in three Brazilian biomes: Cerrado, Pantanal and Amazon
This project is active.
Jaguar Population Ecology in the Cantão State Park region
This project is active.
Distribution, Genetics and Oral Health in Free-Ranging Jaguar Populations in Brazil
This project is active.
Araguaia River Biodiversity Corridor Project
This project is active.
Ecology and conservation of jaguar and its natural prey at Nascentes do Rio Parnaíba National Park and Uruçuí-Una Ecological Station
This project is active.
People and Jaguars: How local communities perceive the species in five brazilian biomes
This project was concluded.
Jaguar Social Project
This project was concluded.
The Cerrado-Pantanal Corridor
This project was concluded.
Ecology and Conservation of the Jaguar in the Serra da Capivara and Serra das Confusões National Parks
This project is active.
Comparative ecology and conservation of the jaguar and puma in the Cerrado and Pantanal
This project was concluded.
The White-lipped peccary (Tayassu pecari) in the region of Emas National Park
This project was concluded.