Kid's Eye View

March 12, 2020

AANYA C.; ALEXANDRA A. (3); AMANDA Y.; ELLA S.; FIONN C.; HAYDEN B.; GABBY L.; KELLIE K.; NAHZEER S.; PAULA R.; PELE P.; PHOEBE M.; QALIB M.; RAIMEN S.; ROSA G.; THEA l.; WILLIAM L.; ZOLAIKHA B.

What will Earth look like in 30 years? We asked kids to draw an answer to that question. Here are a few of their drawings. What do you see? We also got letters from kids who are doing things to help the planet. Great job! Soon, your generation will be in charge. You give us hope for that future.

Aanya C., 6, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong

Alexandra A., 9, Miami, Florida

Kellie K., 8, Brooklyn, New York

William L., 14, Sydney, Australia
Sarah A., 17, Paris, France

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