People Are Dynamic. They Change,

It's A Matter Of Life And Death For This Country. The Kenyan Forests Are Facing Extinction And It Is A Man-made Problem.

What A Friend We Have In A Tree, The Tree Is The Symbol Of Hope, Self Improvement And What People Can Do For Themselves.

In Kenya, One Of Our Biggest Exports Is Coffee. Where Do You Grow Coffee? You Grow Coffee In The Land. To Be Able To Grow Coffee You Need Rain, You Need Special Kinds Of Soils That Are Found On Hillsides, And That Means You Have To Protect That Land From Soil Erosion So You Don't Lose The Soil. You Also Want To Make Sure That When The Rains Come You're Going To Be Able To Hold That Water And Have It Go Into The Ground So That The Streams And The Rivers Keep Flowing And The Ground Is Relatively Humid For These Plants.

We Can Work Together For A Better World With Men And Women Of Goodwill, Those Who Radiate The Intrinsic Goodness Of Humankind. To Do So Effectively, The World Needs A Global Ethic With Values Which Give Meaning To Life Experiences And, More Than Religious Institutions And Dogmas, Sustain The Non-material Dimension Of Humanity. Mankind's Universal Values Of Love, Compassion, Solidarity, Caring And Tolerance Should Form The Basis For This Global Ethic Which Should Permeate Culture, Politics, Trade, Religion And Philosophy. It Should Also Permeate The Extended Family Of The United Nations.

But When You Have Bad Governance, Of Course, These Resources Are Destroyed: The Forests Are Deforested, There Is Illegal Logging, There Is Soil Erosion. I Got Pulled Deeper And Deeper And Saw How These Issues Become Linked To Governance, To Corruption, To Dictatorship.