The Vision

JungleGuys exists to pursue a simple and demanding idea: a small group of people choosing to live together with the land, not against it. We do not seek comfort first. We seek coherence, durability, and a life that can be maintained without constant external dependence.

A community built through time

A community is not a declaration. It is a practice. Trust is earned slowly, through reliability, shared effort, and the ability to endure ordinary days. We value steadiness over intensity, and consistency over grand promises.

Land stewardship, not land use

We treat the place as a living system. Preservation is not a slogan; it is a discipline. We aim to protect biodiversity, minimize disturbance, and work with the terrain, water, and climate rather than forcing them into an imported model.

Building that can be repaired

We prioritize bio-construction and techniques suited to tropical realities: humidity, heat, insects, storms, and wear. The goal is not to build quickly. The goal is to build in ways that remain repairable, modest, and coherent with local constraints and materials.

Shared work and mutual care

Daily life requires work: food, water, maintenance, building, learning, administration. We assume shared responsibility. Mutual help is not charity; it is the fabric of the place. Care is not optional.

Sobriety and resilience

Sustainability is not a label. It is a set of choices: energy sobriety, reduction of waste, long-term thinking, and practical skills. We value repair, reuse, and maintenance.

A selective membership process

This project is not for everyone. It requires patience, humility, physical effort, and emotional maturity. Membership is progressive: conversation, written application, trial stays, then longer commitments.