• Bringing Back Our Lost Forests with Leah Namugerwa

  • Mar 15 2022
  • Length: 14 mins
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Bringing Back Our Lost Forests with Leah Namugerwa

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  • Leah Namugerwa is a 17-year-old activist from Kampala, Uganda. In this episode, Leah tells us about her inspiration behind Fridays For Future Uganda and about the pushback she received as a climate activist. She also speaks about the Birthday Trees Project, where she encourages people to plant a tree to celebrate their birthday, as well as her petition to ban single-use plastics in Uganda.

    If you want to connect with Leah Namugerwa, you can find her on Twitter and Instagram at @NamugerwaLeah.

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