| Tegucigalpa, Honduras | 
| Maria Fiallos Freelance Writer | 
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 "If I remember the sunflower forest it is because from its hidden reaches man arose. The green world is his sacred center. In moments of sanity he must still seek refuge there." — Loren Eiseley | |
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 Honduras and the Bay Islands Adventure Guide, May 2006 Follow the link to order now! The independent traveler's newest resource for Honduras. Detailed information covering the entire country including Mayan Ruins, the Cave of the Shining Skulls, colonial history, beaches, coral reefs, and national parks ranging from cloud forests to coastal lowland forests. Immerse yourself in an array of activities. Go scuba diving, bird watching, wildlife watching, trekking, hiking, canoeing, rafting, or just relax on the beach. Visit archeological parks, bird parks, butterfly museums, colonial museums, and art museums. Whatever you choose to do, you're sure to have fun in Honduras! 
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| Coming Soon! Books for Honduran children. | |||
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| Articles published in Honduras this Week 2006 
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| Golden Web Award 2002/2003 La Moskitia - An Undiscovered Wilderness 
 Español Tour operador ofreciendo una variedad de rutas eco-turísticas y un sitio Web repleto de información interesante. A great tour operator site! Full of interesting and unique tidbits. 
 | Illegal Logging Crisis in Honduras Movimiento Ambientalista de Olancho 
 | Español 
 Primer Auditor Social de Honduras 
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    Precious  Hardwood Notice:    A 2002 study revealed that 
    between 75 to 85 percent of the hardwood production and 30 to 50 
    percent of the pine wood production in Honduras is illegal. 
     
    In a more recent 2005 
    publication, which documented a one-year 
    illegal 
    logging 
    undercover  investigation carried out by the 
    Environmental Investigation Agency, a government expert on the mahogany 
    trade in Honduras stated, "The only remaining viable populations are 
    in national parks or reserves."  
     
    Therefore, I urge all of you, please refrain from buying wood products from 
    developing countries, in particular, the much coveted and once abundant 
    Honduras 
    mahogany. 
                  
  
     
My newest passion, Hidroponía 
    La Alhambra.  In other words, the hobby hydroponics system in my back 
    yard.  More Photos.   
    
     
  