What if the last jaguars on the planet were killed so their teeth could be sold online? We can't let that potential reality play out. Jaguars are vital to their ecosystem—yet their survival is at risk. Only 130,000 to 208,000 remain in the wild, and poaching is rising sharply, with fangs, skins, and bones fueling the illegal wildlife trade. At the same time, deforestation and development are destroying their habitat.
But there's still time to act.
At WCS, we're working across Latin America to stop poaching, conserve habitats, and partner with communities and governments to ensure a future for these cats.
You can be part of it. By signing this pledge, you'll join our efforts to:
- Stop poaching and trafficking
- Support coexistence with communities
- Safeguard forests and grasslands
- Strengthen protections for big cats
Together, we can stop jaguars from being lost to greed—and ensure they continue to thrive in the wild.
Sign the pledge today and join a community helping to protect some of the most extraordinary animals on Earth. 
