Grace Masuku is everyone's grandmother. Her mischievous grin, her childlike spirit, means that in her eighties, her presence has yet to dim. She radiates an undeniable energy when she speaks. That vitality is important, because Masuku represents a part of South Africa that many have forgotten. Renowned for her deep knowledge of Tswana traditional and cultural values, she is driven by a respect and reverence for her people and environment that has resulted in a remarkable life.

Educationist, conservationist and environmentalist Grace Masuku shares with filmmaker and photographer Adrian Steirn the early influences that shaped her understanding of the importance of nature, and how man cannot live separately from the land. She also explains how this interconnectedness extends to create a web of community, and discusses her philosophy that true happiness is simply accepting these connections, and your own role within them.