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Image courtesy The Goldman Environmental Prize
Wanjira Maathai, daughter of the late Wangari Maathai discusses her mother's legacy and the future of the Green Belt Movement.
She paid a visit to the Goldman Prize office to discuss The Green Belt Movement's projects that continues to focus on tree-planting and community engagement operations in Kenya.
She plans to eventually focus on expanding into other African nations.