Jaguar Numbers Surge in Mexico
Mexico reported a significant increase in its jaguar population in 2025.
AnimalsGNGV Editorial Team3 min read
Mexico's jaguar population saw a notable rebound in 2025, with national surveys indicating the big cat's numbers have increased for the third consecutive census period.
"The jaguar's recovery shows that conservation works best when local people are at the center of the solution," said a biologist with Mexico's National Commission for Protected Areas. The country aims to double its jaguar numbers by 2030 as part of the broader Jaguar 2030 Roadmap, a pan-American initiative spanning 14 countries.
