It's time to save the Amazon
We are one third of the way to protecting this incredible part of the Amazon Rainforest!
MISSION: HEART OF THE RIVER
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Last week we received a shocking update that a new road threatens the center of the Junglekeepers corridor. Our entire indigenous team and all of our international experts are scrambling to save this newly threatened area. We only have a matter of weeks before this forest that is thousands of years old is bulldoze and burned. We have to act now we need your help! WE CAN SAVE THIS FOREST!
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Make a life-changing impact and safeguard millions of heartbeats within one of the last remaining pristine rainforests in the Amazon!! Let your legacy resonate for generations to come! Reach out to our team today for larger contributions, donor-advised funds, or other alternative giving methods.
Junglekeepers is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Donations to Junglekeepers are tax-deductible.
Donations to Junglekeepers are tax-deductible.
Where are Junglekeepers working?
The Amazon Jungle stretches across parts of nine South American nations. In Peru, the administrative region of Madre de Dios houses the most mysterious, uncharted and biodiverse area of the Amazon. Las Piedras River begins in Alto Purus National Park and runs some 650 km. The Las Piedras river is a major tributary of the Madre de Dios River which flows into the Amazon River. The remote headwaters of Las Piedras is the connective tissue between several of Peru’s most important protected areas, the Alto Purus National Park, Manu National Park and Bahuaha-Sonene National Park. These areas are home to indigenous communities such as the Yora, Mascho-Piro, Matsigenka, Harakmbt, Yine and some of the last voluntarily isolated nomadic tribes.
Our team operates in Peru
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The Las Piedras watershed, which is part of the Tropical Andes hotspot, is one of the most biodiverse places in the world. Species recorded on the existing protected lands include more than 480 bird species, 11 species of monkeys, and at least 19+ IUCN Redlist threatened and endangered species including the Giant Otter, the Jaguar and the Harpy Eagle. The middle Las Piedras River is a global conservation priority due to its biodiverse rainforests and increasing threats, including the paving of the nearby Interoceanic Highway and increased agricultural expansion.
How does Junglekeepers protect the rainforest?
After more than a decade of work on the ground and research, Junglekeepers has provided proof of concept of what it takes to sustainably protect more than 77,000 acres of land. For more than 2 years we've been protecting the land, pushed back on illegal logging, documented the number of unique species endemic to the region.
Our methods work. Within the current boundaries of the reserve we have seen incidents of illegal logging drop by over 90% and incidents of illegal land acquisition drop to almost zero. Our rangers patrol hundreds of kilometers per year. Within the Junglekeepers protected land, the animals are safe, the ancient trees are safe, and the forest is free to function as it has for millions of years.
How are we using donations?
For each $100 donated to Junglekeepers, we use:
- $60 for direct land acquisition: the best way to guarantee the land is protected is to own it. This is the only way to fight against illegal logging and land grabs
- $34 for our ranger program: salary of ranger and admin staff, buy food, equipment, maintain our boats, ranger stations and other operational expenses
- $4 for legal & administrative fees
- $2 for our science & research program
What do you get when you contribute as recurring donor?
- Updates from the field as we make vital progress
- Your name on a plaque at our ranger station commemorating everyone who contributed to make this dream possible
- And a guilt free life where you know you contributed directly to saving millions of animal heartbeats, endangered species, indigenous communities, undiscovered medicines, and one of the best natural climate change defense biomes on earth!
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