The invitation hit my inbox like a lightning bolt. The word "Pantanal" leaped off my screen, like a jaguar pouncing on its riverside prey. If you're a collector of South American wildlife adventures, ...
The world's largest wetland, known as the Pantanal, in South America is at risk of collapse due to a series of local and seemingly minor decisions that fail to account for their cumulative impact on ...
Fires that swept across South America's Pantanal wetlands in 2020 burned thousands of square kilometres of critical jaguar habitat and may threaten the big cats' long-term survival, new research ...
A coalition of more than 40 scientists is warning that a proposal to create a new artificial shipping channel through South America's Pantanal wetlands could lead to the "end of an entire biome." The ...
Though the Pantanal is 93% privately owned, this vast Brazilian tropical wetland remains a stronghold for jaguars and untold other species, and connects animals with the Amazon, Cerrado and other ...
You can only just hear the murmur of running water through Plinia Rodrigues' vegetable garden, but that tiny stream has a huge job: keeping alive Latin America's mammoth wetlands, known as the ...
Pantaneiros [Brazilian cowboys] on horseback near the Piuval Lodge in the Northern Pantanal, State of Mato Grosso, Brazil.Wolfgang Kaehler—LightRocket/Getty Images Cowboys, capybaras, and caipirinhas ...
Study shows 2020 fires burnt 31% of Pantanal ecoregion 45% of jaguars in region were displaced, injured or killed Part of the Pantanal region on UNESCO's World Heritage list Oct 13 (Reuters) - Fires ...
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