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The quest to explore Colombia’s untouched jungle
The quest to explore Colombia’s untouched jungle.
Colombia is on a mission to make sense of its rich biodiversity, isolated thanks to years of war. For researchers, it is a golden opportunity – and a breathtaking adventure.
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