Photo Gallery Gallery > Chiapas, Mexico: From Living in the jungle to existing in little houses made of ticky-tacky Gallery To view the photo essay by GJEP Co-Director/Strategist Orin Langelle that resulted from the investigative trip to Chiapas, Mexico he made with GJEP Commications Director Jeff Conant, go to our Climate-Connections blog.

Elders in the Indigenous village of Amador Hernandez in the Lacandon Jungle of Chiapas.

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