How 8,000 Food Forests Grew Africa's Great Green Wall

The video explores the concept of permaculture and its application in Senegal through the Great Green Wall project. It highlights the efforts of Trees for the Future, a nonprofit working to establish food forests to combat desertification and improve local ecosystems. The video details a four-year plan to create sustainable food production systems, emphasizing the importance of biodiversity and community involvement. Planet Wild's role in supporting these initiatives is also discussed, showcasing the positive impact on both human and environmental well-being.

What challenges did Trees for the Future face when initially planting trees in Senegal?

How does the project contribute to the economic stability of families involved?

What is the significance of the phrase 'Means slowly, slowly You catch the monkey in the Bush' in relation to the project?

In what ways can individuals contribute to the efforts of Planet Wild and Trees for the Future?