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This book chronicles the life of Wangari Maathai, a Kenyan environmentalist and activist. Born in 1940, Wangari grew up in a small village where her connection to nature was deeply rooted in the Kikuyu traditions. Her childhood was marked by the challenges of British colonial rule in Kenya, which led to environmental degradation and social injustice. The narrative follows Wangari's journey from her early life in Nyeri to her involvement in environmental and social activism, highlighting her commitment to reforestation and community empowerment. The book aims to inspire young readers with Wangari's persistence and dedication to healing the land, reflecting themes of resilience and environmental conservation.

Environmentalists. --- Reforestation.