before being shipped to the cities. We're creating a model for how to take advantage of our resources while also protecting them. The communities have to transform the resources, using them in a way that doesn't threaten their very life." He was together with Manuel Zelaya in the Brazilian embassy in Tegucigalpa. Because of the 2009 Honduran constitutional crisis, Father Andrés Tamayo was deprived of Honduran nationality, was expelled from the country and was displaced from his parish in the municipality of Salamá. Award He was awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize in 2005, for his efforts of organizing resistance against commercial logging in the Olancho Department. Film Father Andrés Tamayo Cortez and MAO activities are documented in the Swedish film I bought a rainforest by Helena Nygren and Jacob Andrén. References Resources Tripp York and Andy Alexis-Baker (Editors): A Faith Encompassing All Creation: Addressing Commonly Asked Questions about Christian Care for the Environment. 2014 Center for International Policy: THE ILLEGAL LOGGING CRISIS IN HONDURAS, PDF Marching for Life: An Interview With José Tamayo Video: Environmental Movement of Olancho and Father Jose Andres Tamayo: 2005 Goldman Prize winner, Honduras Video: Speech Jose Andres Tamayo (spain with translation): 2005 Goldman Environmental Prize Ceremony Video: Invervista con P.Andres Tamayo,Fondazione Fontana (spain) Living people Sustainability advocates Honduran environmentalists People from Olancho Department Honduran Roman Catholic priests 1958 births Goldman Environmental Prize awardees