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Our Land Our Future: featuring Shirley Krenak

Past Events: Our Land Our Future: featuring Shirley Krenak Friday, 11 April 2025, 6:30–8:30 pm, The Brooklyn Museum, Iris and B Gerald, Cantor Auditorium, Brooklyn, NY 11238 WORDS BY THE JUNGLE JOURNAL TEAM PHOTOGRAPHY BY Sofia Verzbolovskis A...

The Struggle Against Illegal Mining and the Unforgotten Wounds of Big Oil in the Ecuadorian Amazon

Ecuador is known for being the first country on the planet to constitutionally guarantee legal rights to nature. The rights of nature legal framework was instituted in a new constitution drafted after the election of progressive president Rafael...

Defending Nature’s Symphony: Creative Applications and Recurring Challenges in Ecuador

Ecuador was the first country on the planet to institute legal rights to nature in 2008 under the administration of Rafael Correa. This bold move came on the heels of the demands of CONAIE, the most organized indigenous political movement in South...

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The Jungle Journal is a non-profit and educational digital platform driving change in climate, conservation, and culture through thought leadership and indigenous community allyship in Latin America.

Our Land Our Future: featuring Shirley Krenak

The Struggle Against Illegal Mining and the Unforgotten Wounds of Big Oil in the Ecuadorian Amazon

Defending Nature’s Symphony: Creative Applications and Recurring Challenges in Ecuador

Insightful articles that further deepen the connection between environmental responsibility and cultural heritage.

With a dedicated focus on Latin America, we engage in impactful storytelling, advocacy, and hands-on initiatives.

Carry the spirit of rainforest conservation and cultural preservation wherever you go with The Jungle Journal Tote Bag. This beautifully designed, durable tote is more than just a bag — it’s a statement of purpose.

About

Stories

Lectures

Events

Store

The Jungle Journal is a non-profit and educational digital platform driving change in climate, conservation, and culture through thought leadership and indigenous community allyship in Latin America.

Our Land Our Future: featuring Shirley Krenak

The Struggle Against Illegal Mining and the Unforgotten Wounds of Big Oil in the Ecuadorian Amazon

Defending Nature’s Symphony: Creative Applications and Recurring Challenges in Ecuador

Insightful articles that further deepen the connection between environmental responsibility and cultural heritage.

With a dedicated focus on Latin America, we engage in impactful storytelling, advocacy, and hands-on initiatives.

We aim to deliver transformative in-person events, insightful educational presentations, and foster growth-focused partnerships across communities throughout the Americas.

Carry the spirit of rainforest conservation and cultural preservation wherever you go with The Jungle Journal Tote Bag. This beautifully designed, durable tote is more than just a bag — it’s a statement of purpose.