We thank God for all efforts to care for both people and the planet. In Senegal, a women’s cooperative named Mboga Yaye (Good Serrer) in Joal Fadiouth, south of Dakar, has learned how to produce honey, build hives, and peacefully interact with bees. Together with 67 other women, they have become beekeepers, providing income and protecting the biodiversity of the mangrove, which is affected by climate change and deforestation.