Currently, we have two ongoing research projects; the Jaguar ID project and a camera trap project. With the information we obtain from identifying jaguars and recording their behaviors we are able to produce a yearly Jaguar Field Guide which helps us get you involved and it optimizes your jaguar viewing experience. The camera trap project is a way for us to collect information on the jaguars we don't see along the river banks. With camera trap information we can also look at what prey species are available in the area. Over time, we will be able to use this information for scientific publications.