About This Book
Junglekeeper (2026) tells the true story of one man’s unlikely journey from outsider to guardian of one of the last wild places on Earth – a remote corner of the Peruvian Amazon teeming with biodiversity and mystery. It’s a reminder that real adventure still exists, and that answering a deep inner calling can change the world.
Who Should Read This?
- Nature and wildlife enthusiasts who are fascinated by the biodiversity of rainforests
- Adventure seekers drawn to stories of exploration, survival, and wilderness
- Environmental activists looking for real-world examples of grassroots efforts to halt deforestation
About the Author
Paul Rosolie is a naturalist, explorer, and award-winning wildlife filmmaker who has dedicated his career to documenting and protecting tropical rainforests across the globe. In the Amazon alone, he has researched giant anacondas, raised an orphaned giant anteater, and uncovered a previously undocumented ecosystem known as the “floating forest.” He is also the author of the best seller Mother of God.
