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1940 - 2011 / Kenya
Wangari Maathai
The Woman Who Planted a Forest
When trees began disappearing in Kenya, one woman decided to fight back by planting new ones. Wangari Maathai showed the world that planting trees could protect people, the land, and freedom.
When trees began disappearing in Kenya, one woman decided to fight back by planting new ones. Wangari Maathai showed the world that planting trees could protect people, the land, and freedom.
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01A Girl Who Loved Trees3 min
02Planting Hope3 min
03Trees for Peace3 min
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