Abundance of the northernmost jaguar Panthera onca breeding population
S. A. Amador-Alcalá,
J. F. Valenzuela-Amarillas,
F. A. Falconi-Briones
et al.
Abstract:Jaguars are the apex predators of tropical and subtropical ecosystems in the Americas but their conservation is threatened due to habitat loss, poaching, and conflicts over predation. The Northern Jaguar Reserve (NJR) was created by Naturalia A.C. as a project to protect the northernmost jaguar population within an area of 59.3 thousand acres (24.4 ha) of private property. The property also includes other protected species. The present study was conducted to verify the status of this jaguar population in order… Show more
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