Save Biodiversity: Jaguar & Tapir Biological Corridor

Restoring critical connectivity for apex predators across Amazon-Andes transitional forests.

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Chapare-Moxos Biological Corridor, Bolivia Community Partner: Mojeño Traditional Territorial Authority

Save Biodiversity: Jaguar & Tapir Biological Corridor

Restoring critical connectivity for apex predators across Amazon-Andes transitional forests.

Interactive GIS Map & Satellite Polygon

Sentinel-2 Radar Verified WGS84 EPSG:4326

Cadastral Polygon: CORRIDOR-JAGUAR-04

Centroid GPS: -16.1154, -65.2281

Protected Surface: 8,500 Hectares • Sub-meter Boundary

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Telemetry Cycle: Monthly Bio-Acoustic & Camera Trap Audits Smart Contract Ledger Anchored

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Apex predators require vast contiguous territories. This program maps and protects wildlife migration routes connecting protected national parks with communal indigenous forests. Donors directly support acoustic sensor networks and camera trap grids whose data is published openly to scientific research databases.

Installation of camera traps, acoustic monitors, and bio-corridor protection for the endangered Amazonian Jaguar (Panthera onca) and Lowland Tapir.