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2005-06 Club Project: Honduras
Engineers Without Borders
“We will focus our efforts on building and updating low-impact, ecologically sound hiking trails for tourist access to Pico Bonito National Park in Honduras,” said Matthew Sutton, a junior studying Environmental Resources and Forest Engineering.
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Map of Honduras
Map of La Ceiba
Map of Pico Bonito region
Map of Pico Benito National Park
Trail map
Eight students, seven from ESF and one from Syracuse University, went to Honduras, December 29, 2005 through January 16, 2006. Together, they built and updated low-impact, ecologically sound hiking trails for tourist access to Pico Bonito National Park. Read more!
EWB Students in Honduras
- ESF-Environmental Resources & Forest Engineering
Matt Sutton
Daniel Flynn
Richard Huggins
Ron Sanzo
Mary Gifford - ESF-Landscape Architecture
Daniel McCormick - ESF-Environmental & Forest Biology
Kristy Davila Lazo - Syracuse University
Kristin Wunsch
News
- CBS 5 News WTVH-TV post-trip interview Video
- Hear the interview of Dan Flynn and Ron Sanzo by Jim Reither on WSYR radio
- Images from the project (PDF)
- Pico Bonito Log
Rain, rocks, and rough rides. Read the log. - CBS 5 News WTVH-TV Video
See an interview with two EWB participants - Engineers Without Borders work over winter break: Students help blaze a trail to promote eco-tourism in Honduras
