That we all have a role to play no matter how small, we all can make a difference.

29 years later, I wish I still can ride bike and go some lovely places in nature. Sky is blue and air is fresh, I will be shining under the sun.

The road I learned to ride my bike on, the field where I kicked my first soccer ball, and the park I ate my first ice cream cone at, could all be gone.

You should make a time machine and come back to past and solve all the problems.

Everyone should be grow at least 100 trees in his lifetime.

I don’t know your name
or even if you’re alive,
but I’m doing all I can
to make sure you survive.

I’m your great- great grandmother
who lived a century ago
in a world far different
from the one you must know.

I am sorry that you won’t be able to see some other animals such as polar bears, dolphins and whales.

I am working with 350.org on shutting down the coal and unconventional gas industries in our country because I cannot think of a more direct way to protect you, the food, water and biodiversity we all love and rely on.

I am scared of the things happening right now with our planet.

My hope for you is that you can have equal experiences with nature that I was able to have with my dad.

What I wish most for you girls is that the care you have shown each other would extend to the big wide world around you.