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We must decide whether we have room in our lives for life itself. Richard Mahler's obsession with jaguars will convince anyone that we must have them out in the night of our wilder dreams. We need jaguars far more than they need us. They may be heavy, but they're our secretive spotted brothers. -Charles Bowden, author of Exodus/Exodo -- Charles Bowden Mahler has provided the most comprehensive portrait yet of one of the most elusive felines in the world. -Kevin Hansen, author of Bobcat: Master of Survival -- Kevin Hansen Richard Mahler is an engaging writer who captures the reader on the first page as he begins his quest to see the magnificent jaguar in the wild. His odyssey leads the reader on an exploration of its colorful and complex cultural history, both ancient and modern, while he explores the farthest reaches of its range from the United States to Brazil, with those that know it best. He truly captures the magic and mystique of this threatened species. I thoroughly enjoyed this book-the pages flew by. -Carolyn M. Miller, Conservation Management Institute -- Carolyn M. Miller Spanning a decade of his life, Mahler's passionate, informative, and intriguing search for the most elusive big cat on earth takes the reader on a dual journey-both internal and external. I love the book. -Alan Rabinowitz, President and CEO, Panthera, author of Jaguar -- Alan Rabinowitz Mahler's urgent quest is twofold: to see and to understand the illusive jaguar. From rainforest to chaparral he goes, and the reader is his enthralled companion; the jaguar his beneficiary. -Archie Carr III, Wildlife Conservation Society -- Archie Carr III Will the jaguar still be sharing our world in years to come? Richard Mahler makes a profound contribution towards an ambitious objective: the survival of this majestic predator. -Sharon Matola, founder of the Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center -- Sharon Matola

Mahler's urgent quest is twofold: to see and to understand the illusive jaguar. From rainforest to chaparral he goes, and the reader is his enthralled companion; the jaguar his beneficiary. --Archie Carr III, Wildlife Conservation Society--Archie Carr III

We must decide whether we have room in our lives for life itself. Richard Mahler's obsession with jaguars will convince anyone that we must have them out in the night of our wilder dreams. We need jaguars far more than they need us. They may be heavy, but they're our secretive spotted brothers. -Charles Bowden, author of Exodus/Exodo -- Charles Bowden Mahler has provided the most comprehensive portrait yet of one of the most elusive felines in the world. -Kevin Hansen, author of Bobcat: Master of Survival -- Kevin Hansen Richard Mahler is an engaging writer who captures the reader on the first page as he begins his quest to see the magnificent jaguar in the wild. His odyssey leads the reader on an exploration of its colorful and complex cultural history, both ancient and modern, while he explores the farthest reaches of its range from the United States to Brazil, with those that know it best. He truly captures the magic and mystique of this threatened species. I thoroughly enjoyed this book-the pages flew by. -Carolyn M. Miller, Conservation Management Institute -- Carolyn M. Miller Spanning a decade of his life, Mahler's passionate, informative, and intriguing search for the most elusive big cat on earth takes the reader on a dual journey-both internal and external. I love the book. -Alan Rabinowitz, President and CEO, Panthera, author of Jaguar -- Alan Rabinowitz Mahler's urgent quest is twofold: to see and to understand the illusive jaguar. From rainforest to chaparral he goes, and the reader is his enthralled companion; the jaguar his beneficiary. -Archie Carr III, Wildlife Conservation Society -- Archie Carr III Will the jaguar still be sharing our world in years to come? Richard Mahler makes a profound contribution towards an ambitious objective: the survival of this majestic predator. -Sharon Matola, founder of the Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center -- Sharon Matola

Will the jaguar still be sharing our world in years to come? Richard Mahler makes a profound contribution towards an ambitious objective: the survival of this majestic predator. Sharon Matola, founder of the Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center -- Sharon Matola

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Richard Mahler is an award-winning writer, editor, and tour guide based in Silver City, New Mexico. He is the author or co-author of ten books, and his reporting on the environment, health, travel, arts, and culture also circulates via newspapers, magazines, the Internet, and public radio.

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