Art Auction 2025

Please join us at the Historic Y Building, where our offices are located, for an afternoon of art, music, and fun to support jaguar conservation and connect during a time of many changes. Liz & Pete’s Sparrows Trio, with Tyrus Watson on drums, will be performing. We have so much cool jaguar art for you to bid on! In addition to that, we will have gift cards from Barrio Bread, Monsoon Chocolate, and Tequila from Alma del Jaguar! Following photographs show some of the items that are part of the auction.

Looking forward to see you in-person next Friday, March 7, 2025 starting at 4:00 pm.

Thanks to @ElizabethFrankArtworks.com / www.elizabethfrank.com

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Northern Jaguar Project

In 1958, an archaeologist uncovered a carved conch shell pendant in a rock-and-earth mound in Missouri. This gorget revealed unmistakable features of a jaguar: the nature of its spots, body shape, head, ears, and tail. Although no one knows the exact age or origin, it parallels important religious motifs seen throughout Mesoamerica, where the jaguar is a powerful symbol of the underworld and figured in countless Mayan glyphs. NJP received permission from the University of Missouri to use the image as our logo.

The Northern Jaguar Reserve is on the traditional lands of the Ópata people. At the Northern Jaguar Project, we recognize and respect the long history of this land and the connections that the Ópata and other Indigenous peoples have to this place.