Wild fairy Wangari Maathai. East Africa's Kenya became Independent Country after getting freedom from Englishmen in 1964. During those days, natural resources in Kenya was in deteriorating state. Education was not popular among people. The economy was dying. Women were longing for their freedom. Time was flying silently. During 1970s a start for change was sprouting. Without any noise, an organization started to grow. To improve Natural resource, every house was given a plant. Everyone who were taking care of their plants properly and making it as a big tree was Rewarded with money and gave awards too. All women and children started participating in this actively. To get that reward money even men started to participate in this activity. Within few years Kenya was turning Green. Kenyan women started getting awareness on the importance of trees for walking on road and for using it as firewood. As the income stated growing, authority started reaching women's hands. The Kenya Govt easily understood that this organization is not only for restoring Natural Resources. This organisation joined everyone in Environmental protection, economical growth, peaceful life. No political parties will like the unity among the people in all types of situation. Even Kenya Govt was the same. They have freed repression. But the Govt was unable to stop women and children uniting to restore the environment. Wangari Maathai undertook the Green belt movement. Crossing all the hurdles like the crisis of the state, arrest, Imprisonment, family issues. Within 30 years more than 3 crore trees were planted and she becomes a wild fairy among the heart of millions of people. She was crowned with all kinds of awards. During the times when education for girls was nowhere, Wangari Maathai became the first women to get a Doctorate degree. Her research was about Body. She was the first women Professor to work in Nairobi University. She is the first women to get Noble prize in Africa. She was awarded Noble prize in 2004 for Environmental growth and Protection. She was given 49 International awards from Across the world and recognized her work.
