Martin Worou

"Preserving the earth means honoring the past, protecting the present, and offering a future to generations yet to be born."

Vice President of the Guardians of the Earth association.

My name is Martin Worou, born on January 30, 1971 in Lomé, Togo. I have been living in France for 33 years and work as a mathematics teacher at the Moser School in Switzerland.

Teaching is much more than a job for me: it is a vocation built on human relationships and knowledge transmission, particularly in scientific and environmental fields, to train citizens who are aware and responsible for tomorrow's challenges.

When the president presented me with the Earth preservation project, I was immediately enthusiastic about participating. I am happy to be part of this adventure, driven by the conviction that we have only one Earth, a precious heritage that we must preserve for future generations.