HOW YOU CAN HELP

“Buying land for conservation is the most direct and certain road to conservation, and in doing so ensures that at least some of our wilderness, and its biodiversity, survives.”
Sir David Attenborough

INVEST IN BIODIVERSITY

There are estimated to be less than 250 jaguars left in the wild in Costa Rica. In order to secure their future, preserving the continuity and biodiversity of their habitat is of paramount importance. Purchasing and protecting land within Costa Rica's threatened biological corridors is the most beneficial thing that you can do to help us to save the jaguar.

We match outstanding properties within those corridors with appropriate conservation-focused buyers. Every one of our conservation properties has been carefully selected for it's potential to strengthen a biological corridor through reforestation. See our conservation property listings here.

CONTRIBUTING TO THE PROJECT

You can assist our ongoing field work by offering private donations to The Jaguar Project. We gratefully accept any contributions which will help to cover our accountable fixed expenses such as transportation and field equipment.

Mold of a jaguar footprint recently discovered in the Reventazon Valley.

THANK YOU!

We would like to send our heartfelt thanks to Alex Thomas, Fiona McCormack, Oracle Girl and Momo Mercurious for their kind donations which have helped us to finance our work in the field.

We would also like to express our gratitude to Barry Hovland for his exceptional photography which is featured throughout this website.