Deep in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, anthropology students from Princeton and engineering students from Purdue are learning firsthand from Indigenous communities about health, culture, climate change, and resilience. 🌿💧 Through Rainforest Flow’s Immersion Study Program, these future leaders are gaining real-world experience in sustainable water and sanitation solutions—working side-by-side with the very communities they aim to support. This is experiential learning at its most vital. This is how we build a better future—together. 📸 @ngia #RainforestFlow #CleanWaterIsLife #ImmersiveLearning #ClimateAction #IndigenousKnowledge #SustainableDevelopment #FutureLeaders (fb)

In one of the most remote corners of the planet, a culture endures with quiet strength. Deep within the Manu Biosphere Reserve, the Matsigenka of Yomybato live in rhythm with the rainforest. Their ancestral knowledge—from forest medicines and timeless crafts, to sustainable hunting, gathering, and farming—continues to shape and sustain their way of life. 💧🌿 📸 @ngia #RainforestFlow #CleanWaterIsLife #IndigenousLeadership #AmazonStewards (fb)