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In 1986, galvanized by their experiences, the narrator organized a conference called "One Earth," pushing for tangible commitments to protect the planet. Out of this gathering emerged a powerful notion: action, not just words, could forge a path toward sustainability. Standing before a group of 300 attendees, they felt compelled to commit to a cause they held dear despite lacking resources, training, or funding—only an unwavering love for the land.
This simple yet profound commitment birthed a project dedicated to rejuvenating the Caledonian Forest. Their story emphasizes the significance of grassroots efforts—how small ideas can blossom into movements capable of making profound changes.