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The Jungle Journal es una plataforma online que tiene como centro una revista impresa anual. Las temáticas que tratamos son: medio ambiente, cultura global, ecosistemas, historia antigua y moderna, activismo indígena y reflexiones.

Entendemos la importancia de volver a nuestras raíces y de dar valor al entorno en el que vivimos. A través de nuestro trabajo queremos generar una re-conexión con la tierra compartiendo historias globales y promoviendo una educación accesible, basada en el corazón.

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The Jungle Journal promotes and highlights cultures from around the world, maily indigenous and other underrepresented groups.
Elizabeth Benttley — Missouri, United States

I love this project! What a gift to the world. Thanks so much for sharing the wisdom you find and letting us be part of it.
Susanne Probst — Berlin, Germany

The Jungle Journal is that little ray of light that shows us both the exoticism of Zanzibar and its dark slave-owning past. TJJ is not only a great initiative, but a necessary experience to show us that enjoyment and happiness are not incompatible with authentic culture, awareness and solidarity.
Breixo Martíns — Moaña, Spain

I have really been enjoying The Jungle Journal. The founder's story is lovely and reminded me why I love print. Physically feeling written word in your hand is more captivating than the endless abyss style reading we do on our phones.
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Going offline until next week. We hope everyone has a wonderful weekend and don’t forget to get outside! 🍃🌊 Esp: Dejamos nuestros móviles hasta la próxima semana. Esperamos que todos tengan un maravilloso fin de semana... y no se olviden de salir a la naturaleza! 🍃🌊
(EN) African woman somewhere in Kenya Photo by: @omarreda (ES) Mujer africana en alguna parte de Kenia Foto por: @omarreda #facesofafrica #travelafrique #africanbeauty😍 #culturesaroundtheworld #áfrica #africaoriental #eastafrica #africadeleste #keniabeauty #kenyabeauty #kenyaculture #africantribes #indigenouspeople #indigenouswoman #mujeresindigenas #tribus #photodocumentary #africadocumentary #documentaire
POV: sitting in a coffee shop that also functions as a bookstore, your waiting on your breakfast coffee, flipping through the second edition of The Jungle Journal, while accompanied by an antique atlas you found sitting around the cafe from the 1900s, your studying old maps of East and Central Africa, with names like Rhodesia…
(ES) El Buda de Leshan es una impresionante estatua de piedra de 71 m que fué construida hace más de 1.200 años. Situada en la confluencia de tres ríos, se dice que un monje encargó la construcción de esta estatua para calmar y vigilar sus turbulentas aguas y evitar así los naufragios que estas porovocaban.…
(ES) 40 años después, las ballenas vuelven a las costas atlánticas de la península ibérica. Durante décadas, en Galicia, la región más occidental de España, se desarrollo una fuerte industria ballenera que contribuyó a masacrar a la especia con una veintena de puertos especializados a lo largo de sus costas. A pesar de que la…
As one of Latin America’s most prolific writers, journalists, and historians, Eduardo Galeano exposes the West to its privileges and assumptions in his work for “Upside Down-A Primer for the Looking Glass World”. Written at the brink of the 21st century, many of his teachings remain relevant, if not even more pressing nearly 25 years…
(EN) Scene from the movie “The Gods Must Be Crazy” 1980. 🎬 A comic allegory about a traveling Bushman who encounters modern civilization and its stranger aspects. (ES) Escena de la película “Los Dioses Deben Estar Locos” 1980. 🎬 Una alegoría cómica sobre un viajero Bosquimano que se encuentra con la civilización moderna y sus…
Today is the International Day of the World’s Indigenous People. In celebration, we wanted to share some footage from our time with the Samburu people in Northern Kenya. Let today be a reminder that everyday we strive to respect, honor, and celebrate the Indigenous and Aboriginal People of our planet. It is through their songs,…
(ES) Nuestro segundo volumen de The Jungle Journal nos trae historias de Uganda 🇺🇬, Kenia 🇰🇪 & Tanzania 🇹🇿, con menciones especiales de Ruanda 🇷🇼 & Yibuti 🇩🇯. Y también está disponible en 3 idiomas: Inglés, Español y Gallego. Obtén más información en nuestra Web ⬆️ (EN) Our second volume of The Jungle Journal brings…
Ugandan climate activist, Vanessa Nakate, on the climate crisis. Nakate grew up in Kampala, the Ugandan capital. She started her own climate movement in the country by initiating a solitary strike in 2019 against the inaction of the climate crisis. For months she was alone, protesting outside of the Ugandan Parliament. Eventually others began to…
THE HARD LIFE OF NOMADS IN MONGOLIA (EN)Far from the idealized image, nomadism is a hard and exhausting way of life. Each year, Mongolian nomadic families change camps three or four times, setting up and taking down their yurkas (Mongolian dwellings). They rise at 6.00 a.m. to milk the yaks and goats, and two hours…
Pictured here are children of the Sateré Mawé tribe playing in the waters of the Açu River at the Gaviao community near Manaus, Brazil. The tribe’s name has specific origins. Sateré, means “lizard of fire”, a reference to the tribe’s most important clan (Reuters), who traditionally speaking, appoints their chief’s successor. The second word, Mawé,…
Although big cats tend to take on a predominantly solitary way of life, lions are the exception. They are perhaps the most social of all the big cats. They rely on their community of prides for survival. There are several reasons and theories for this being the case. For one, lions are capable of running…
(EN)Rainbow eucalyptus. Although the trunk of this tree looks like the work of an artist, in truth, the stunning yellows, blues and greens are the work of nature. As the bark peels off over time, the inner layers change color as they come in contact with the air. This species of eucalyptus grows deep in…
Today is World Nature Conservation Day. It’s a reminder that a healthy, stable natural environment will reflect a healthy, stable society. For those that did not hear, yesterday was “Earth Offshoot Day” the day scientists declared that we have used all the ecological resources the planet can produce in 12 months. In short, we've already…

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