Farmer Tantoh Foundation is a non‐profit environmental organization founded in 2001 that seeks to promote environmental protection, education, and community building. The organization is led by Farmer Tantoh, a Cameroon native who has dedicated his life to environmental protection and community development. Farmer Tantoh Foundation is located in Bamenda in the North West Province of Cameroon. It is supported by a large international network, which includes the Tahoe‐Baikal Institute, Mountain Forum, Ashoka. Specifically, the Foundation's goals include: to protect spring water catchments by planting agroforestry trees and educating the rural communities on watershed management issues; to encourage organic lawn creation and indoor flower gardening with children and youths in the rural community; to create active environmental clubs in primary schools, secondary schools, churches, prisons, and in the villages.