Jhuliño’s legacy: Life and death on the Marañon River (photo essay)

Mongabay
By Tiffany RoufsJul 16, 2015, 12:11 pm75 pts
Jhuliño, who most bought into the dream of being a river guide, suddenly became the figure at the center of a new alliance between Tupen's elders and gringo anti-dam activists. But he was also an 18-year old boy on the adventure of his lifetime. Before we went over big rapids, I would tease Jhuliño, asking…

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