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Now, you can help us name it and protect its future.
Donate & Protect Jaguars!
Pacuare Reserve protects 1700 acres of Costa Rican Caribbean lowlands, monitoring jaguars, ocelots, and pumas with camera traps since 2018 to study populations, prey abundance, and biological corridors for effective conservation.
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Attract fragance
Pacuare Reserve needs 7 additional camera traps to monitor jaguars.
We need Chanel n°5 fragrance because its fragrance contains pheromones that attract felines.
One of the main objectives of the program is to protect and keep jaguars safe
Together, we protect the wild!
At Pacuare Reserve, we study jaguars, ocelots, and pumas to better understand their feeding and movement patterns, key indicators of population health. Using a network of camera traps, our team of research assistants, students, and scientists monitor these wildcats and their prey.
This crucial conservation work is made possible thanks to the support of Moody Gardens, helping us protect wildlife and inform future preservation efforts.
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