Dear Bhavana,
The world is in its all time low right now and it needs positivity and all the change it can get.
by Bhavana Tiyyagura
Messages
Owen and Molly,
I’m writing this to you because I don’t have my own kids (yet?) and you two are a couple of the most important peanuts in my life. When it comes to my work and the things I think about in cities, I think about you – what your neighborhood might look like, how you might […]
by Erin Bozarth
Dear Students,
I promise to make my home (and future homes) more energy efficient and greener! – Jenny
by Jennifer Salazar
To the future younger generations:
The temperature is increasing, the sea level is rising, and the sky is getting dirty.
by Anonymous
Dear Earth,
I promise to pick up trash.
by Davide Ferroni
Dear Future,
“I knew you would want to know how the future turned out. You got so anxious about climate change as we grew older. By coming back, I thought I could help you with that.”
by Curt Spalding
Dear Cris,
I go to sleep thinking about how the future might be and whether or not we have changed our ways for the better.
by Anonymous
Dear earth,
Together, let’s thrive on our vast planet with all the animals and plants.
by Anonymous
Dear Brady,
I will work everyday to combat climate change for your today, for your tomorrow!
by Terra Pascarosa
To my wide-eyed warrioresses,
Since my two daughters emerged into this world, all of my tomorrows have become more dear.
by Ken Knapp
Dear Tomorrow,
Don’t use plastic straws!
by Anonymous
Dear Future Me,
On a larger scale I would like to be apart of more climate change marches and movements that really take my little voice into something larger.
by Anonymous
Dear Future Son or Daughter,
When I think of these nature-rich areas of my childhood, I feel absolutely overjoyed, and I want you to have the same connection with the outside world as I had.
by Maya M.
I promise to buy local food. I promise not to leave my bedroom light on. I can turn the water off.
by Erika Adams
Dear Ying Chuan,
It’s never too late to fix mistakes.
by Ying Chuan Lee
Dear myself in the future!
I wish it would stop and, hope people will actually try and make a difference.
by Anonymous
To future generations,
I felt it was my responsibility to contribute to the reversal of these harmful environmental impacts because they will directly and negatively affect you.
by Anonymous
dear me,
I will decrease my carbon footprint.
by Anonymous
Dear Tomorrow,
I am so sorry we didn’t realize this predicament sooner.
by Janet Stebbins
Dear Future,
I promise to plant trees that will grow for your tomorrow.
by Anonymous
Dear Future Grandchildren,
It took me awhile to come to grips with the fact that climate change could be caused by humans like you and me.
by Calla Kostelnik
Dear future human,
I sit here from the perspective of a young person losing hope. In my 19 years of life I have watched racism, systematic oppression, greed, and a disregard for the earth’s living things and the way it has affected our society.
by Anonymous
Dear Martuca porotito
Hablo de los problemas medio ambientales, la pobreza, la desigualdad económica y todas esas cosas que ambos encontramos injusto.
I talk about environmental problems, poverty, economic inequality and all those things that we both find unfair.
by Anonymous
Dear Future Yinzers,
I promise to listen, learn and use my voice for the realization of a safe and healthy world! Will B.
by Will Brown
Dear Aren,
I promise not to turn on the water in the shower before you are completely ready to go in! You always remind me that you aren’t ready!! Love, mom
by Tia Forsstrom
To my girls, Loren and Alex,
The world is in a strange and troubling place right now, not only in terms of the health of the planet. I want to take action to ensure you have a safe and healthy world to live in, to grow in, to experience, and to share with your own loved ones.
by Anonymous
Dear future self,
Is life valued above profits?
by Emma Florez
Dear Tomorrow,
I’m writing this message with one hand. With the other hand, I’m holding our 9–month–old son who fell asleep a few minutes ago.
by Anonymous
Dear my future children,
I haven’t met you yet but make sure you help the planet in some way or another.
by Anonymous
Dear Pablo,
by Alma Bruhnke
To my beautiful boy,
The clock is ticking. The Arctic is melting, cities are growing, nature is receding, wildlife is suffering, our oceans are choking. But people are mobilising. And from little things, big things will grow.
by Anonymous
Dear Amara and Uma,
Maybe you heard about bats? Bats, the carriers of this disease that spread among us like wild fire. I love bats. When I was your age today, sitting in the evening on the back terrace of your grandparent’s home in Ibiza, hundreds of bats would play, dance and sing among the trees.
by Mia Kirn-Fedda
Dear future me,
I hope by this time the Earth has been prospering in terms of climate change and I have done things to help it.
by Anonymous
Isabelle minha querida neta!
Nossa vida só tem qualidade se tem natureza ao nosso redor.
by Giselda Maria
To my grandchildren,
In California, the transition to electric cars is slowing happening, more and more households are using solar energy, wind turbines are slowly appearing, and meat alternatives such as vegan products are becoming more mainstream which gives signs of hope.
by Leo Ponce
Dear my future self,
I hope you were brave.
by Anonymous