Explore 18 endangered species in El Salvador, from jaguars and scarlet macaws to rare turtles and amphibians. This post provides scientific names, IUCN and national status, and primary habitats for each species, plus conservation priorities and ways you can help protect El Salvador’s threatened wildlife. Read on to learn how local and global efforts can make a difference.
Discover 31 of El Salvador’s native animals in this illustrated list covering birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians found across the country’s forests, coastlines, and wetlands. Each entry includes scientific name, IUCN status, and habitat to help students, travelers, and nature lovers learn where to spot and how to protect these species.
This post lists 21 invasive species in El Salvador, with scientific names, native ranges, and habitat/status notes for each entry. Aimed at conservationists, educators, and concerned citizens, it explains ecological impacts, common habitats, and pathways of introduction. Read on to learn how these species affect local ecosystems and practical steps for identification and control.