Jaguar Habitat Committee and Conservation Team Notes
In Arizona and New Mexico, a state-led Jaguar Conservation Team (JAGCT) is working to protect and conserve a species that many people do not even know is native to the United States. Created in 1997, JAGCT is a voluntary partnership among state, federal, and local government agencies, private individuals, and other entities with an interest in jaguar conservation. Their efforts and those of colleagues in Mexico are helping create a more promising future for the jaguar in the U.S.-Mexico borderlands.
Program goal: Protect and conserve jaguars in Arizona and New Mexico and, through cooperation with Mexico, in the adjacent borderlands.
Jaguar conservation team final notes
– February 19, 2009 [PDF]
– September 25, 2008 [PDF]
– March 13, 2008 [PDF]
– October 25, 2007 [PDF]
– May 2, 2007 [PDF]
– February 1, 2007 [PDF]
– June 29, 2006 [PDF]
– April 27, 2006 [PDF]
– January 19-20, 2006 [PDF]
– August 5, 2005 [PDF]
– January 13, 2005 [PDF]
– August 8, 2004 [PDF]
– January 23, 2004 [PDF]
– July 31, 2003 [PDF]
– January 20, 2003 [PDF]
– July 25, 2002 [PDF]
– January 31, 2002 [PDF]
– July 28, 2001 [PDF]
– January 18, 2001 [PDF]
– July 20, 2000 [PDF]
– January 19, 2000 [PDF]
– July 15, 1999 [PDF]
– January 21, 1999 [PDF]
– July 30, 1998 [PDF]
– April 23, 1998 [PDF]
– January 22, 1998 [PDF]
– October 15, 1997 [PDF]
– July 30, 1997 [PDF]
– April 30, 1997 [PDF]
Jaguar Conservation Team Habitat Committee Final Summary Notes
Public Records Provided
In response to an April 24, 2017 request, for all records in AZGFD’s possession related to jaguar sightings in Arizona since January 1, 2010
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