This film requires only minimal elaboration, as the film itself outlines the key events which led to its creation. On the face of it, it is a summary of the activities we organised for children during our time in Ivohibe. More importantly, however, the film exposes why these activities were of such value, whether viewed through a conservation or development lens. Using a set of coloured treasure hunt aides, the underlying message is eventually sought out: A young person who protects the environment will have a secure future. Given the importance of children to the future of Madagascar’s environment, and hence its inhabitants’ wellbeing, it struck me as surprising that more of WWF’s existing work was not geared towards children. I am proud that my team and I went some way to rectifying this situation, and I feel extremely fortunate to have worked with such willing young people.