Exclusive wallpaper for WWF members

Still and watchful among tangled roots sits one of nature’s most powerful predators. As the largest cat in the Americas, jaguars play a vital role in keeping ecosystems in balance by helping to regulate populations of other species. Yet they now occupy less than half of their historic range, threatened by habitat loss, poaching and the illegal wildlife trade.

WWF has worked in the Amazon for over 40 years, protecting vital habitats in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and local communities. From preventing deforestation to monitoring jaguar populations and reducing human–wildlife conflict, this work is helping secure a future where people and wildlife can thrive together.

This month’s wallpaper marks International Jaguar Day on 29 November and is our way of saying thank you for helping to protect these incredible animals and the places they call home.

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