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Jaguar Resilience Project

Rewilding Jaguar Territory in Costa Rica

A Wild at Heart Project

Restoring balance to the rainforest 

In the Piedras Blancas region of southern Costa Rica, one missing species is threatening the health of an entire ecosystem. The White-Lipped Peccary – a vital prey animal for jaguars and a keystone species in the rainforest – is vanishing from this landscape. 

Without it, jaguar populations are declining, and forest balance is beginning to unravel. But now, there’s a chance to reverse that.

Making a difference 

Led by our partners Osa Conservation and supported by the national government, the Jaguar Resilience Project is working to bring the White-Lipped Peccary back to the wild. The project includes: 

Project timelines 

1. Over the next three years, White-Lipped Peccaries will be carefully reintroduced to the Piedras Blancas region, with long-term monitoring to assess how the forest responds. 

2. At the same time, the project will work hand-in-hand with local communities to create shared benefits, including sustainable tourism and environmental education. 

3. This is rewilding designed to work – for nature, and for people. 

Jaguar Resilience Project
Jaguar Resilience Project

Jaguar Resilience Project