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Jaguars, Indian Farms Show Tiny Investment, Huge Carbon Gains

5/25/2026

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The reintroduction of jaguars to Argentina’s Iberá National Park cut herbivore grazing, letting wetland plants recover and creating a strong carbon sink.
In Saseri, northern India, soil and tree restoration traps water and raises yields for over 1,200 farmers.
The 2019 Science authors say allocating under 1% of global GDP to rural land stewards could sequester hundreds of millions of tons of CO2.

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Story summary

The reintroduction of jaguars to Argentina’s Iberá National Park cut herbivore grazing, letting wetland plants recover and creating a strong carbon sink.
In Saseri, northern India, soil and tree restoration traps water and raises yields for over 1,200 farmers.
The 2019 Science authors say allocating under 1% of global GDP to rural land stewards could sequester hundreds of millions of tons of CO2.