After receiving an MS in Conservation Biology in 2007 Elizabeth began serving as board president for the non-profit Long Way Home (www.lwhome.org) and joining the organization in its infancy.

Long Way Home uses sustainable design and materials to construct self-sufficient schools that promote education, employment and environmental stewardship. Elizabeth is passionate about the accomplishments of this non-profit now finishing a school in Guatemala. The school has 81 students enrolled in grades K through 8th grade.

LWH is the perfect marriage of grass-roots community development and environmental stewardship, bringing green jobs and economic hope to a neglected corner of the world.

School is soon to be done…read more at LWH facebook page

Contact Elizabeth for more information on Long Way Home

Painting of Escuela Tecnico Chixot by Oscar Perren