The Northern Jaguar Reserve in Sonora, Mexico, helps protect the northernmost breeding population of jaguars in the world. It is from this area that all of the recent jaguars who have taken up residence in the Southwest United States -- Macho B, El Jefe, Sombra, Yo’oko – likely originated. Help celebrate World Jaguar Day by watching these young Eco-Guardians explain what they love about wildlife and the Northern Jaguar Reserve. Find out more about the amazing work of the Northern Jaguar Project

4.7K views · 145 reactions | Seeing pictures of jaguars on camera traps makes conservationists' hearts beat a little faster in Mexico's Reserva Monte Mojino, a federally protected area run by @natureculture. Our Mexico Country Director for Panthera's Jaguar Program, Diana Friedeberg, makes the case for more private reserves in her country in this Journey of the Jaguar journal entry: https://bit.ly/2Hqj4lH. | Panthera | Facebook