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Jaguar Population in Mexico Surges 30% Since 2010
9/2/2025
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Story summary
- The 2024 census reports 5,326 jaguars in Mexico, a 30% increase since 2010.
- Growth factors include protected areas, reduced conflicts with ranchers, and heightened awareness.
- Ongoing challenges involve deforestation, habitat loss, and illegal wildlife trade.
- Researcher Gerardo Ceballos emphasizes the need for enhanced government and private sector conservation support.
