Northern Jaguar Project
EIN: 42-1554992 · Tucson, AZ
Our Story
The Northern Jaguar Project was founded in the late 1990s by jaguar expert Carlos López González and biologist David Brown. Recognizing the urgent need to protect the northernmost population of jaguars in Sonora, Mexico, they engaged local ranchers and conducted vital research to safeguard the jaguar's habitat.
Impact
Since its inception, NJP has protected over 180,000 acres of habitat and recorded 16 jaguars in 2023. Collaborating with 19 ranches, NJP promotes coexistence with wildlife, enhancing the ecological health of the region.
Why Donate?
Your donation directly supports the conservation of the endangered northern jaguar population and their habitats. Contributions fund scientific research, habitat restoration, and community outreach programs that foster coexistence between ranchers and wildlife.
Get Involved
Join the mission to protect the northern jaguar and its habitat. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to make a lasting impact on wildlife conservation and community engagement!
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