One Trillion Trees

How to build the next natural Wonder of the World

Unless we successfully restore the degraded Sahel region, we won’t attain many of the global goals we have set for ourselves. Image: Unsplash

Nyaguthii Chege
Executive Director, The Green Belt Movement
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