Jaguarundi conservation groups typically focus on habitat fragmentation, since these small wild cats require large ranges across various forest types in the Americas.
Efforts include conducting ecological studies to better understand their behavior and range, promoting land-use planning that limits deforestation, and raising awareness about the species to prevent it from being mistaken for invasive animals.
These organizations may also advocate for cross-border conservation policies due to the jaguarundi’s wide geographic distribution.
