My Nonprofit Reviews

I have now visited the reserve twice, most recently in March this year. The transformation of the habitat as you approach the reserve boundaries, from cow-blasted, desiccated scrub-thorn, to healthy thickets with flowering plants, tons of birds, bugs, and a variety of micro-ecosystems, tells the story. NJP has done more with less than 10 other organizations combined and the evidence on the ground is all the proof you need of that dedication - oh yeah, and the photographs from the motion cameras!!

It is a thrill hard to describe to be in country where bobcats, pumas, ocelots and jaguar are thriving. To know that the same jaguars have showed up year after year, and mated, and had offspring. You can feel good knowing that this is a mission that is designed to carry on far into the future, ensuring there is a secure place for these felines.

We first became aware f NJP about ten years ago and have followed their good work every since. They have done more with less than almost any non-profit I can think of and have become enormously effective advocates for jaguars. Besides directly providing sanctuary on the Northern Jaguar Reserve in Sonora, Mexico, they have enrolled and educated adjoining ranchers to live with jaguars, bobcats, pumas and ocelots through their Viviendo con Felines program. End result: everybody wins