Videos & Webinars
VIDEO | Zapa & the Jaguar
Naturalist guide Cassiano "Zapa" Zaniboni rarely saw jaguars when he first began leading wildlife trips through Brazil's Pantanal wetlands decades ago. Now, these iconic big cats are making a comeback. Discover why this Expedition Leader is passionate about protecting threatened jaguars in the world’s largest seasonal floodplain.
VIDEO | Experience Jaguars of Brazil's Pantanal with Nat Hab
Journey in search of wild jaguars—the largest cats in the Americas—on a sustainable safari through the shimmering wetlands of Brazil's Pantanal.
WEBINAR | What Camera Traps Reveal About Jaguars in Brazil's Pantanal
The Pantanal is the best place on the planet to see jaguars—but what we see is only part of the picture. Join Abbie Martin, founder of the Jaguar Identification Project, for an inside look at Project GRID, a large-scale camera trap initiative uncovering a hidden side of the region’s jaguar population. Learn how scientists identify individual cats, estimate population density and document animals rarely seen by travelers. Abbie shares surprising discoveries from the field and explains how this research is shaping conservation strategies to better protect jaguars across the Pantanal.
WEBINAR | Jaguars in Focus: Photographing Wildlife in Brazil’s Pantanal
Brazil’s Pantanal is one of the world’s premier wildlife photography destinations, renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity. Blending ecological insight with practical camera and composition tips, Photo Expedition Leader Rylee Jensen and Brazil Expedition Leader Helder Brandao share their advice for photographing this vast wetland ecosystem, from elusive jaguars and giant river otters to hyacinth macaws and capybaras.
WEBINAR | Ancient Mammals, Modern Threats: Protecting Brazil’s Giant Anteaters
With their prehistoric lineage and specialized adaptations, giant anteaters are among South America’s most fascinating—and vulnerable—mammals. Expedition Leader Helder Brandao and Jorge Gallo of the nonprofit Anteater Institute share insights from two decades of research and conservation across Brazil. Learn how anteaters and their relatives, including sloths and armadillos, evolved to fill unique ecological roles, and discover how science-driven initiatives in the Pantanal are helping safeguard these remarkable creatures.
