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Our guest presenter, Randy Young (& dog!) from La Tierra del Jaguar.

In places where the majestic jaguar lives, people usually see conservation as an attempt to exclude humans and their infrastructure and livelihoods (aka systems) from the land.

However, these systems are now a permanent part of the landscape. Instead of removing them, we must partner with nature to return to symbiotic relationships between jaguars and communities, where all nature (people, plants, and animals) benefits from these regenerated lands, clean waters, and healthy skies.

Join us on Thursday, November 18 at 9:30 a.m. AZ Time (8:30 a.m. PST) to hear from La Tierra del Jaguar, a conservation nonprofit that “saves jaguars by teaching skills and empowering people to partner with nature and heal the land.”

Randy Young, Founder and Director of La Tierra del Jaguar, will join us to discuss how partnering with nature can boost resiliency, increase diversity, and strengthen the communities that live in the land of the jaguar.

Learn more about La Tierra del Jaguar before the event by visiting their website: latierradeljaguar.org