It's been almost six months since the jaguar returned to Iberá, in northeastern Argentina. Six months since this spectacular wetland from Corrientes became complete, more beautiful, livelier.
Watching Juruna and her cubs, Sãso and Sagua'a, walk along the edge of the "Estero" in a winter morning only confirms this idea.
The people from Corrientes chose the path of coexistence with wildlife many years ago, allowing the return of many missing species. Choices like this bring hope for a future in harmony with the natural world and prosperity for local communities respectful of all living beings.
