The good 🐆 news: our research shows that jaguar populations in Peru are doing well and that important jaguar habitat exists even outside protected areas. This gives scientists the opportunity to establish proactive conservation plans to maintain the population rather than scrambling to save a species on the brink of extinction. Our scientists are working with our partners in Peru to ensure the long-term coexistence and protection of jaguars, people, and the rainforest they live in. | San Diego