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TerrAdapt /  South America

Dynamically monitoring jaguar corridors

TerrAdapt is working with partners in the Pantanal and Chaco regions of Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina to dynamically monitor the changing landscape, project future impacts of climate change, and prioritize the landscape for conservation actions for regional ecosystems and species like jaguar.

TerrAdapt is supporting the World Wildlife Fund and local partners to monitor jaguar corridors. These biodiversity hotspots are under threat from widespread deforestation and a changing climate. Jaguars in this area rely on local forests and wetlands for habitat and for pathways to move between patches of habitat.

 

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