GALLERY

Some images of the work we carried out as part of the research to learn about aspects related to the biology and ecology of the jaguar (Panthera onca), the ocelot (Leopardus pardalis) and their potential prey in a small Area Voluntaryly Intended for Conservation (ADVC) " La Papalota ", as well as in unprotected areas in Nayarit, Western Mexico.

Footprints of jaguar in the field. Identification of jaguar footprints in the field.	Roadkilled jaguar Taking samples of a run over jaguar.
Alliances Members of Naturalia AC visiting La Papalota for evaluation as a potential area for Operation Jaguar.	Difusión La Papalota, Pronatura Noroeste and Universidad Autónoma de Nayarit informing the ranchers about the Cattle Insurance.
Information Miriam, a student from the Autonomous University of Nayarit informing the ranchers about the Cattle Insurance.	Information to the community Information brochure for the Santiago Ixcuintla ranchers on the livestock Insurance to mitigate the conflict with the jaguar.
Research Review of jaguar feces for analysis of its diet.	Socioecosystem We work in an isolated community in the Sierra Madre Occidental to learn about their perception of wildlife.
Collaboration Participation in the celebration of World Environment Day 2018 in Tepic, Nayarit. La Papalota-Pronatura-UAN.	Perspectives Exploring the knowledge that children in rural communities have about nature.
Footprints Cleaning plaster models of jaguar tracks.	Human resources Bachelor's, Master's students, and research summer visitors.
Footprints Extraction of plaster footprints in the field.	Dissemination of results Presentation of research advances in the carnivores symposium. Morelia, Michoacán. 2018.
Gerardo Ceballos Part of the team with Dr. Gerardo Ceballos at the International Symposium for the conservation of the jaguar. Cancun Quintana Roo. 2018.	Fieldwork Heading to the field with students!
Same way ... because we share the same land...

GALLERY

Footprints of jaguar in the field.

Identification of jaguar footprints in the field.

Roadkilled jaguar

Taking samples of a run over jaguar.

Alliances

Members of Naturalia AC visiting La Papalota for evaluation as a potential area for Operation Jaguar.

Difusión

La Papalota, Pronatura Noroeste and Universidad Autónoma de Nayarit informing the ranchers about the Cattle Insurance.

Information

Miriam, a student from the Autonomous University of Nayarit informing the ranchers about the Cattle Insurance.

Information to the community

Information brochure for the Santiago Ixcuintla ranchers on the livestock Insurance to mitigate the conflict with the jaguar.

Research

Review of jaguar feces for analysis of its diet.

Socioecosystem

We work in an isolated community in the Sierra Madre Occidental to learn about their perception of wildlife.

Collaboration

Participation in the celebration of World Environment Day 2018 in Tepic, Nayarit. La Papalota-Pronatura-UAN.

Perspectives

Exploring the knowledge that children in rural communities have about nature.

Footprints

Cleaning plaster models of jaguar tracks.

Human resources

Bachelor's, Master's students, and research summer visitors.

Footprints

Extraction of plaster footprints in the field.

Dissemination of results

Presentation of research advances in the carnivores symposium. Morelia, Michoacán. 2018.

Gerardo Ceballos

Part of the team with Dr. Gerardo Ceballos at the International Symposium for the conservation of the jaguar. Cancun Quintana Roo. 2018.

Fieldwork

Heading to the field with students!

Same way

... because we share the same land...