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Guatemala city » Dining 36 » revuemag.com Open Mon-Sat 12pm - 5pm The only authentic Italian restaurant in the Centro Histórico <strong>11</strong> calle 6-83, zona 1, Guatemala City TelFax: 2232-9496 info@ciao.com.gt www.ciao.com.gt ...continued from previous page taught me that happiness cannot be bought with money; happiness is a quality of the spirit.” Janson continued around the world, sailing to the most remote islands of Polynesia, working in New Zealand, trekking across Africa and Asia and finally returning to California. “I knew within minutes of stepping on American soil that I would not stay there. It was just too civilized. I guess I had gone native somewhere in the jungles of Mesoamerica. But where would I go? I remembered the happy times I had spent with the Maya in Guatemala and was determined to return.” It was February of 1976 and Janson was working in Chicago to get some traveling money together when the news of the devastating earthquake in Guatemala came over the wire. As soon as he could, he returned to the land of the Maya to assist in the reconstruction. That fall he met and became friends with Professor Mario Dary, Director of San Carlos University’s School of Biology, who invited him to join the faculty, where Janson instigated a project to study and protect the endangered manatee. Janson’s project led to the establishment of the Chocón-Machacas Manatee Reserve at Río Dulce, where he was to be the park director. In 1982, Janson established his own conservation group, Defensores de la Naturaleza, where he remained as director until 1987. Dissatisfied with the government’s handling of forest conservation, he spearheaded an innovative program to open the way for a private organization to manage wild lands with private-sector funding. His project resulted in the establishment of the Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve, which is managed by Defensores. At present, Janson is focused on protecting the quetzal and its habitat and is director of the Cloud Forest Defense Project.
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