Jaguar Habitat is taking the conservation efforts that we have been working on for the last few years to a higher level. We are actively expanding our efforts to restore previously cleared areas back to full potential as Tropical Forest Habitat.

We found that many species are struggling for survival due to deforestation and habitat destruction.
To counter deforestation is the primary mission of Jaguar Habitat.

A good example of the high biodiversity is that on the 250 acres of forest owned by Green Hills Butterfly Ranch, all 5 of the native cats exist in viable numbers.

The Broadleaf Tropical Forest in Belize has a dramatic biodiversity. Even though the forests in Central America are relatively small compared to the Amazon and Congo jungles, the biodiversity is on a similar scale. This fact underscores the vital importance of preserving the forest and restoring previously cleared land. Even small areas provide habitat for a huge diversity of flora and fauna.