LEAF program trains tomorrow's environmentalists

August 16, 2011 7:35 AM

For the past 17 summers the Nature Conservancy has hosted a program called "Leaders in Environmental Action for the Future" (aka LEAF). The program appeals to urban teens with little or no experience in nature, with one-third of its alums going on to pursue environmental careers. CBS News correspondent Betty Nguyen reports.

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