Tracking Jaguars in the Belize Maya Forest

In the Belize Maya Forest, a team led by Virginia Tech wildlife scientist Prof. Marcella Kelly is studying one of the rainforest’s top predators - the jaguar. With project leader David Lugo and graduate student Darby McPhail, she’s using camera traps to understand the movements and behaviors of these big cats better.
Together with more than a dozen organizations, The Nature Conservancy recently acted to protect this forest - 236,000 acres of land that represent an irreplaceable linchpin in the conservation of the largest remaining tropical forests in the Americas outside of the Amazon.
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[@Daniboi971]

Incredible. Thank you for helping protect these beautiful animals.

[@katiemillard7750]

Such a powerful, yet simple message-- I care about protecting jaguars because I'm a part of this world. Thanks for your hard work protecting an incredible species!

[@ginamordoki9062]

David!!!!!! This is Gina from Lazy Acres!!!!! I am so happy your Mom share this with me!!!!!
U an your girlfriend r amazing!!!!!!!!!! Thank u for this amazing project !!!!! yes we have to preserve this big cats for the future generation!!!!!!!!!! Go David!!!!!!!!

[@michaelstgermain2832]

Love the mathematic stuff!

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Hey david i love d experience we du in going with you thanks alot hope you come soon we go again

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Keep up the good work 😊 2024