The Jaguar Project located in Campina Grande do Sul (Brazil) aims to protect and restore threatened native Brazilian species by reintroducing them to nature and ensuring a healthy environment for them to live freely. Volunteers participate in daily activities to keep the animals fed and living in clean enclosures. Everyone gets involved hands-on, which is really inspiring to witness and experience.

The project has over 150 enclosures housing more than 2,200 animals from 190 species. There are various mammals (marmoset, monkey, jaguar, maned wolf, capybara, anteater, etc.), reptiles (alligator, tortoise, etc.), and birds (blue macaw, hawk, cardinal, and toucan, among others).

The project is located away from urban centers, so expect to be surrounded by nature.

This volunteer program is open to participants over 18 years old, who love nature and desire to ensure wildlife species survival.

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