Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Miles reflects on the once in a lifetime experience of touching a sedated jaguar in Argentina. Her name was Acai, and she was part of Tomkins Conservation’s ongoing efforts to reintroduce jaguars to the Iberá Wetlands, where they are locally extinct. He dives into the rewilding efforts of South Africa, which set the standard for the work that Rewilding Argentina is doing now.
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Miles reflects on the once in a lifetime experience of touching a sedated jaguar in Argentina. Her name was Acai, and she was part of Tomkins Conservation’s ongoing efforts to reintroduce jaguars to the Iberá Wetlands, where they are locally extinct. He dives into the rewilding efforts of South Africa, which set the standard for the work that Rewilding Argentina is doing now.
Watch the episode Elise and Miles are discussing: azpbs.org/resolvetosolve
Explore more solutions and the people behind them: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRGgMm6Qir_g
Connect with us:
Sign up for Arizona PBS newsletters: azpbs.org/newsletter-signup
Arizona PBS on Instagram: instagram.com/arizonapbs
Arizona PBS on Facebook: facebook.com/arizonapbs
Support our work: azpbs.org/donatenow
"Resolve to Solve with Miles O'Brien" is made possible in part by support provided by Sue Hart-Wadley and Searle Wadley. Additional support from Jerry Cox.
