Jaguars once ranged as far north as the Grand Canyon. Today, only a handful have been documented in Arizona. Here's where ...

Jaguars still have connected habitat in South America, but many populations elsewhere face growing isolation and weaker links.

Over the last 15 years, five different male jaguars have been reported throughout Arizona's mountains and wilderness, with the latest detected at least 17 times since November.

An international team of researchers has produced the most comprehensive assessment to date of connectivity across the jaguar ...

Trail cameras captured new images of Cinco the jaguar, one of five jaguars known to have roamed southern Arizona's borderlands. Jaguars are rare this far north, but Cinco's movements suggest he's ...

Researchers at the University of Arizona Wild Cat Research and Conservation Center are using non-invasive genetics and satellite data to protect jaguar habitats.