Conservation corridors provide hope for Latin America’s felines

Mongabay
Jan 2, 2025, 7:35 am107 pts
The jaguar moves between patches of forest in the Mesoamerican Corridor across Central America. Meanwhile, the majestic Colombian Massif still serves as a refuge for the oncilla, while the puma silently roams the vast expanses of the Paraguayan Chaco fleeing the reprisals of ranchers. The pampas cat pads…

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