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DRAGGING 70KG OF FALLEN TREE TO PROTECT WHAT WE CAN'T SEE

A tree fell on my family driveway in Ramsey. In September 2026 it gets dragged 42km to Castletown — over the hills, through the night — to protect the Amazon rainforest.

42km

70kg

20–24 HRS

£10,000

160,000+

DISTANCE

THE LOG

DURATION

TARGET

ACRES PROTECTED

Interactive Challenge Route

Explore the 42km path from northern Ramsey to southern Castletown. Key checkpoints mark the transition between different terrains as we drag the forest across the island's East coast.

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Ranger Impact

£20

Feeds a ranger for a full day on patrol, ensuring they can stay in the field protecting the rainforest.

£65

Covers one ranger on duty for an entire day, including food, specialized equipment, and river transport.

£450

Supports one ranger for one full week in the field on the Las Piedras, safeguarding vulnerable ecosystems.

£10,000

Enables five full months of ranger patrols by solar-electric boat on the Las Piedras river system.

Junglekeepers protects the Amazon by funding indigenous rangers to stop illegal logging and mining. These patrols preserve critical wildlife corridors and global biodiversity. For those on the Isle of Man, this mission is personal: the Amazon’s health regulates the North Atlantic weather that shapes our own island’s environment. Your support helps defend this vital rainforest while securing a stable climate for our home.

£2,000

Funds one full-time ranger for an entire month of active, 24/7 patrol in high-risk rainforest areas.

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