One boat.
One unexplored jungle.
One missing monkey.

Follow a group of talented scientists, conservationists, and photographers!

Real Science!  Real Adventure!

After years of studying different species of saki monkeys, Dr. Marsh discovered in 2014 that one of them (Pithecia vanzolinii) had not been recorded alive by science in the upper Juruá watersheds where it was originally collected in the 1930s. As a result, she planned a several-months-long journey (January - May 2017) into this poorly explored corner of the Amazon rainforest to look for this missing monkey!

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Houseboat Amazon is a project under Global Conservation Institute. All donations to GCI (a 501c3) for continuing science and exploration are tax deductible in the United States.