From Yucatan to Arizona, from Sonora to New Mexico: the return of the jaguar

The Ecologist
Nov 13, 2015, 1:14 pm66 pts
Mexico is determined to restore populations of its largest native predator, the jaguar, to long term viability, writes Kent Paterson. That means creating millions of acres of ecological corridors across the country, and joining with US colleagues to secure large areas of habitat in southwestern states, where…

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