San Miguelito Jaguar Conservation Ranch

San Miguelito Jaguar Conservation Ranch San Miguelito is a 'Green water buffalo ranch' protecting jaguars through conservation, education, and sustainable ranching.

A top birding hotspot in Bolivia (eBird.org) and home to six feline species. The San Miguelito Jaguar Conservation Ranch model cattle ranch for Panthera Foundation dedicated to educating other cattle ranches and farms in Bolivia and abroad on how to use cattle conflict anti depredation strategies and to save jaguars and their habitat is the first of its kind in Bolivia, its located just 3 hours or

190 km east from the City of Santa Cruz Bolivia and is the only property in the region with over 90 percent of its forests intact, This series of ranches have some of the worlds highest densities of Jaguars in the world as well 71 other mammals and 223 different species of birds, and 826 different plants inventories done by WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society) The aim of these Eco Tours is to help recover the losses caused by Jaguars and Pumas which mean less Jaguars will be killed by Farmers. By visiting this Conservation Ranch you are directly supporting Conservation and helping to save the Iconic Jaguar from extinction.

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Santa Cruz De La Sierra

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The San Miguelito Jaguar Conservation Ranch offers eco-tourism/adventures and is the first Panthera model pilot ranch in Bolivia, its located just 3 hours or 190 km east from the City of Santa Cruz Bolivia and is the only property in the region with over 90 percent of its forests intact, This series of ranches have some of the worlds highest densities of Jaguars in the world as well 72 other mammals and is a HOTSPOT on eBirds with 287 different species of birds (https://ebird.org/hotspot/L6171900), and 826 different plants inventories done by WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society) The aim of these Eco Tours is to help recover the losses caused by Jaguars and Pumas which mean fewer Jaguars will be killed by Farmers. By visiting the first Conservation ranch in Bolivia you are supporting Conservation and helping to save the Iconic Jaguar from extinction.