Protecting Jaguars and Biodiversity in the Amazon

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.

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

Dear Friends and Amazon lovers!

In the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, where emerald canopies stretch endlessly and rivers wind like silver threads through the forest, something extraordinary happened…

A jaguar cub—playful, alert, full of life—was spotted trailing its mother on a newly secured wildlife corridor. Captured on one of our camera traps, this rare footage is more than just a glimpse of a beautiful animal. It’s a sign that the forest still breathes. And thanks to your support, it’s a sign that it still fights.

While threats like deforestation, poaching, and illegal logging continue to carve deep wounds into this ancient ecosystem, every action we take together helps the forest heal.

In the Last Few Months, You’ve Helped Us Achieve:

• A Living Legacy of Trees – Our reforestation initiative is now underway, aiming to restore over 500 hectares of degraded forest. These growing trees will one day shelter wildlife, protect river systems, and slow the grip of climate change.
• New Discoveries in the Wild – Dozens of new camera traps are giving us critical insight into jaguar behavior and movement, helping scientists tailor protection strategies with precision and urgency.
• Education that Plants Seeds of Change – Over 300 students in local schools have now taken part in our environmental education workshops. These young minds are learning to see the jaguar not as a threat, but as a symbol of balance and pride.
• Community-Led Protection – Local patrol teams, made up of passionate residents, have helped stop illegal logging operations. These are everyday heroes defending the forest that has sustained their communities for generations.

We’re not just preserving an ecosystem—we’re building a model of conservation led by the people who call the Amazon home. And none of it would be possible without your generosity and belief in this mission.

As we walk into the dense, unpredictable beauty of this jungle every day, we carry your support with us like a compass. It guides our work. It gives us hope. It tells the jaguar cub that the world hasn’t given up yet.

Until next time thank you for supporting and following our work!