Which are the threats facing jaguar populations?

Why is the jaguar an important species for the balance of ecosystems?

Podcast: Heartbeats of the Forest

It is the first podcast of the Peruvian State, specifically of the National Forest and Wildlife Service (SERFOR) about our forests, ecosystems and all the wildlife it houses. In each episode, through stories, testimonials, and interviews, we will tell you about the experiences of the Peruvian communities that use in a sustainable way our wealth of wild fauna and flora, ensuring its conservation and benefits for current and future populations.

Infographic Moena Amarilla – Native Amazonian timber

Peru and Colombia join forces to stop timber trafficking

In Leticia, Amazonas, between November 8 and 10, 2021, 21 members of the local and national government, non-governmental organizations, cooperation institutions and civil society met to define strategies that help strengthen legal, fair and sustainable forest trade in the border area between Peru (Loreto region) and Colombia (Amazonas department)

Infographic Almendro – Native Amazonian timber

Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and Customs and Tax Institute of Peru (IAT) inaugurated a course on international trade in wildlife species CITES and NON-CITES

The virtual course will take place from November 8 to 30, 2021. Customs control professionals from the Free Trade Area of ​​the Americas and environmental authorities and/or law enforcement agents against wildlife trafficking from Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Brazil participate.

Design in 180º for the Jaguar International Day

Infographic Manchinga – Native Amazonian timber