The Peruvian Amazon is home to a rich biodiversity of plants, animals, and indigenous communities, and it covers a large part of the country's eastern region. The region is often referred to as the "Amazon Basin" and includes both forested areas and river systems and is a popular home for Jaguars and other vital wildlife and plantations. Due to a number of factors we are loosing the rainforest at an alarming rate and putting all wildlife and indigenous communities at risk of extinction.
Jaguars, along with other amazing wildlife, are threatened with extinction in the Amazon rainforest. A number of issues threaten the Amazon that includes human conflict, unethical tourism, deforestation, poaching and illegal hunting, climate change and disruption of the natural food chain. With so much of the Amazon being lost so quickly habitats are close to becoming extinct and many plants are being lost that could provide potential medical cures
This project is leading change locally. Our research has shown that we still have much to learn about the habitat of endangered and critically vulnerable species such as turtles and jaguars. Our work is becoming increasingly critical in helping to protect and save these incredible species. In addition to our research, we are committed to engaging the community through outreach activities led by our environmental education team. Let's work together to ensure the survival of these precious species
Through research and education we can help promote these amazing animals to the locals and help them take ownership in ensuring they are protected. This will not only impact our environment but will also create local income through regular tourism to visit these animals. Along side this we aim to fund critical conservation research to influence leaders to act now before it is too late. We only have one chance and it must start now
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