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A Unique Window into the Untouched Amazon
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What you’re seeing right now is something truly unique
This live camera feed offers a direct connection to one of the last great wildernesses on our planet — deep within the untouched heart of the Amazon rainforest, inside the Junglekeepers Reserve.

This is not a place most people will ever have the chance to visit. It’s a world where nature reigns undisturbed: where ancient trees stretch as tall as skyscrapers, vibrant birds and curious monkeys move through the canopy, and the sounds of the forest hum in harmony with life that has existed here for millennia.
When to Tune In
The camera is located in southeastern Peru, where daylight usually begins around 6:00 AM and fades by about 6:00 PM local time. Outside these hours, it’s normal for the feed to appear completely dark as night blankets the rainforest. If you see blackness on your screen, you’re simply witnessing the forest’s natural rhythm at rest.
Why We Keep the Location Secret
We placed this camera in one of the most remote and pristine corners of our reserve as part of our mission to protect, share, and inspire. The exact location is deliberately kept confidential — to ensure the safety of the forest and the countless species that call it home. By keeping this place hidden from harm, we help safeguard it from the illegal logging, mining, and land grabs that continue to threaten the Amazon every day.
A Glimpse of Our Guardians
On rare occasions, you might spot members of our Junglekeepers team — rangers quietly moving near the lake or through the trees. This camera sits alongside one of our patrol routes, where our rangers work tirelessly to protect this land from harm. When you see them, know you’re witnessing part of the efforts that keeps this forest safe.
Grow the Forest’s Future
At Junglekeepers, every contribution is like planting a seed — together, these seeds grow into a thriving forest of protection. Your support directly nurtures Indigenous-led conservation, secures land, funds ranger patrols, and helps safeguard the extraordinary biodiversity of this vital ecosystem.
And help grow a legacy of protection for the Amazon

Together, we can cultivate a living, breathing forest that endures for generations to come.
Share Like the Forest Does
In the Amazon, tree frogs lay their eggs in the water held by bromeliad plants. The frogs find a safe place for their young, and in return, the plants are nourished by what the frogs leave behind. It’s a quiet exchange that helps both thrive. In that same spirit, your comment, like, or share helps this connection grow, reaching more hearts and minds for the Amazon. Please share this view and help protect what cannot be replaced.