1876
Citizen Science Entries in 2024
412
Jaguars Identified
8
Editions of Jaguar Field Guides
1
Pantanal for Us to Protect
About the Jaguar Identification Project
At the Jaguar ID Project, we are committed to protecting and studying jaguars in the Northern Pantanal region of Porto Jofre. As a non-profit organization, we rely on the participation of citizen scientists, usually tourists, to help us build a comprehensive database on individual jaguars and understand their behaviors. Our approach is centered around community involvement, scientific integrity, and conservation ethics.
Upcoming Projects to Fund
Our commitment to conservation has led us to develop creative solutions to protect the jaguar population in Porto Jofre. With initiatives such as fireproofing schemes and technology upgrades, we are making strides in making a positive difference. Explore our projects to learn more about how the Jaguar ID Project is making an impact in wildlife conservation.
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