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While hiking through the jungle a group of Amazon jungle survival adventurers ran into gold miners, who were really destroying the beautiful jungle. The magnitude of it all was enormous.

Amazon jungle survival participants practicing man overboard and rescue routines. @boekme

Amazon jungle survival students' journey to build a remote survival shelter, during the rainy season. The jungle was flooded and the Maroni river burst its banks. @boekme survival, bushcraft, camping, outdoor, nature, outdoors, adventure, hiking, survivalist, survival skills, tactical, prepper, hunting, bushcrafting, wilderness, amazon jungle, outdoor life, bushcraft gear, forest, campfire, gaming, gamer, trekking, hammock, flood

Amazon jungle survival students' journey to build a remote survival shelter, during the rainy season. The jungle was flooded and the Maroni river burst its banks. @boekme

A group of adventurers crossing exhilarating rapids in the Amazon jungle while on a picnicking day trip. @boekme ************************************************************************** This channel focusses on outdoors, wilderness survival, eco-adventures, and camping in the primarily the Amazon jungle (Suriname and French Guiana). If you wish to join us for a jungle survival adventure, reach out to us . Facebook.com/boekme Website: https://boekme.com/ Our main area of operation is the south eastern part of Suriname, bordering French Guyana, far up the Marowijne, Lawa and Tapanahony rivers, in the heart of the Amazon jungle. Suriname is a small country on the northeastern coast of South America. It is bordered by French Guiana to the east, Guyana to the west, Brazil to the south and the Atlantic ocean to the north . At just under 165,000 square kilometers (64,000 square miles), it is the smallest country in South America. It’s defined by vast swaths of Amazon jungle, Dutch colonial architecture and a melting-pot culture.

A group of jungle survival students are making their way to a remote hut in the Amazon jungle. They can only reach their spot by dugout canoe, via narrow, shallow, obstacle filled creeks.