About
Jungles in Paris

Jungles in Paris tells stories about nature and culture. We use a range of media to explore planet Earth in all its multi-colored diversity, with a special focus on roots and place. Spotlighting craft, culture, geography and wildlife, we aim to celebrate subjects—human and non-human alike—that are often at risk of extinction in a globalized, growth-driven 21st century.
We prioritize the local, the endemic, the time-honored, and the meaningful. Rather than pure advocacy, we practice purpose-driven media. We aim in our work to restore a sense of enchantment around the things that matter, employing creative nonfiction methods to propose a more enlightened way of engaging with the ecosystems and cultural possibilities around us.
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People are saying

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“An artistic armchair travel platform.”
New York Times
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“[One of the] best independent travel magazines.”
The Guardian
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“Stunningly beautiful video postcards.”
Smithsonian.com
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“A reminder that the world is still full of surprises.”
Fast Company
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“Beautiful photography and films on the cultures, crafts and wildlife of the world.”
Selectism
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“Travel videos worth a damn.”
Afar.com
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“Cool-as-shit armchair travel.”
Bullett Media
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“Arresting imagery.”
The Last Magazine
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“Video and photo essays that deeply investigate the nature of place.”
Matador Network