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conservation meet.

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.

The Akuntsu People

The Akuntsu People

Porak and Kunibu with bows and arrows. Photo: Adelino de Lucena Mendes, 2002The Akuntsu People WORDS BY THE JUNGLE JOURNAL TEAM The Akuntsu people, an indigenous tribe in western Brazil, are on the brink of extinction with only three surviving...

The Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor

The Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor

The Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor WORDS BY THE JUNGLE JOURNAL TEAM As marine ecosystems face increasing threats from climate change, overfishing, and pollution, transboundary conservation initiatives have become essential. The Eastern...

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’re on a mission to deepen the connection between environmental responsibility and cultural heritage.

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

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