Jaguars in Mexico are growing in number, a promising sign that national conservation strategies are working

Takeaways:

• From 2010 to 2018, the number of jaguars in Mexico increased by 20% to 4800 animals.
• The conservation efforts have been made possible by the government of Mexico, people living near protected areas and the private sector
• In 2022, the Mexican government and the National Alliance for Jaguar Conservation plan to expand the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, which would make it the largest protected tropical forest north of the Orinoco River. […]

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