We need to care for and live in harmony with the environment, says climate and gender activist Ernestine Leikeki Sevidzem. The best way to do that? Nurture a forest generation: one that learns to protect nature. Sevidzem shares how she's educating both children and adults in her native Cameroon on what it means to love and preserve the Earth -- and calls for all of us to foster generations that will inherit a mindset that works with nature, not against it.

Ernestine Leikeki Sevidzem: A "forest generation" living in harmony with nature

A "forest generation" living in harmony with nature

In Cameroon, a movement is underway to raise a 'forest generation,' teaching over 50,000 people to live in harmony with nature.

Bee farming in Kilum-Ijim Forest area offers economic empowerment and conservation, with 86,000 trees planted to bolster the ecosystem.

Empowering communities with bee farming fosters gender equality and forest conservation, yielding sustainable livelihoods.