The cocoa industry is a major driver of deforestation in West Africa. The German startup Planet A Foods is producing innovative chocolate products -- made from oats!

In Ivory Coast, a new generation of young women encourage environmental protection through community outreach and raising awareness among the most vulnerable populations.

Can bugs help save the climate and ensure food security? Pioneers all over the world think they can. They're developing sustainable products made of the larvae of black soldier flies - which often get caught in a web of red tape.

The Ebo rainforest in Cameroon is part of the second-largest tropical forest in the world. It is home to rare primates including gorillas. But poachers and logging companies threaten the forest and its inhabitants.

A scientist is now producing organic fertilizer in a bid to create a cheaper and more viable alternative to imports.

The genetic diversity of the planet is under threat. But farmers in Tunisia are rediscovering traditional crops that can help meet the challenges of climate change in the region.

In "An Act of Man," a rain diviner looks at past traditions and into future to accept misfortune and natural disasters.

An NGO is trying to bring access to reliable electricity by implementing small solar systems to make villages independent from the national grid. Importantly, they also show locals how to maintain the systems.

Greenhouses in the Netherlands cover a lot of land and are responsible for a lot of produce. Many also use a lot of gas to stay warm. But some are now going greener and leaving behind fossil fuels.

In Kenya, an entrepreneur came up with a sustainable solution to have power on the go: wearable solar hoodies. They are easy to charge and even make a bold fashion statement while hiding the necessary technology.