A new jaguar was spotted in southern Arizona last month — the fifth documented in the area since 2011 — showcasing the ...

The last remaining federally designated jaguar corridors connecting the U.S. with Mexican jaguar populations will be walled off under recently released Trump administration plans, according to a new ...

TUCSON, Ariz.— Environmental groups filed a lawsuit today challenging the U.S. Forest Service’s plan to build new roads and allow increased motorized access through three sensitive canyons in the ...

UA researchers have spotted a new jaguar in Southern Arizona, the latest of five big cats spotted in the state after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border over the last 15 years.

Mexico's jaguar population has grown significantly in recent years --- up 30% since 2010, but the largest feline in the Americas remains at risk of extinction. That’s according to the National ...

Jaguars will not be repopulated in New Mexico, after the federal government denied a petition by a conservation group that sought to use Gila National Forest for the species’ recovery. The Center for ...

For centuries, jaguars roamed vast portions of the U.S., including areas as far-flung as Louisiana and the Grand Canyon, ...

Western Mexico’s rapidly expanding shrimp farms, many of which are illegal, are contributing to the deforestation of the Pacific coast’s mangroves, an important habitat for jaguars. Satellite images ...

Protecting jaguar habitat is likely to alienate ranchers and hunters, so they won't report jaguar sightings out of concern that it could increase regulations, said Warner Glenn, a rancher who lives in ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has denied a petition to reintroduce jaguars in New Mexico but is still considering a proposal to expand the imperiled species’ critical habitat in Arizona and New ...

The first surveys to count jaguars in Mexico revealed a 20% increase in the population from 2010 to 2018, up to 4,800 animals. Conservation strategies targeted the most urgent threats to jaguars, and ...

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) --Recent sightings of jaguars in Arizona have raised the possibility of the large cats roaming southern New Mexico. “[The jaguar] is moving throughout these mountain ...