In “The Earth We Leave Behind,” 14-year-old Aditi Niranjan Patil writes a heartfelt plea to protect our planet. Through vivid imagery and emotion, she reminds us that we do not own the Earth but we belong to it. Her poem beautifully captures the balance between development and destruction, urging everyone to nurture nature before it’s too late.
Read the Silver Award winning essay at the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Writing Competition by young writer Aadya. Sassy Octopi and How I (almost) Got Killed- A humorus yet hard-hitting conversation that compels us to do more than an occasional, token clean up to save our oceans.
Read the Bronze Award winning essay at the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Writing Competition by young writer Prisha from Kolkata. A vivid conversation between with sea creatures on the title of restoring the wealth of the oceans and seas.
What is green travelling? 12-year-old Navika from Noida’s fantastic blog on sustainable travel is a must-read for all!
A crane leads a crusade to save trees. How? Do not miss this creative story by 12-year-old Apurba from Bankura.
What is climate change? 12-year-old Varnika explores this subject in this powerful essay.
In “The Earth We Leave Behind,” 14-year-old Aditi Niranjan Patil writes a heartfelt plea to protect our planet. Through vivid imagery and emotion, she reminds us that we do not own the Earth but we belong to it. Her poem beautifully captures the balance between development and destruction, urging everyone to nurture nature before it’s too late.
Read the Silver Award winning essay at the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Writing Competition by young writer Aadya. Sassy Octopi and How I (almost) Got Killed- A humorus yet hard-hitting conversation that compels us to do more than an occasional, token clean up to save our oceans.
Read the Bronze Award winning essay at the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Writing Competition by young writer Prisha from Kolkata. A vivid conversation between with sea creatures on the title of restoring the wealth of the oceans and seas.
What is green travelling? 12-year-old Navika from Noida’s fantastic blog on sustainable travel is a must-read for all!
A crane leads a crusade to save trees. How? Do not miss this creative story by 12-year-old Apurba from Bankura.
What is climate change? 12-year-old Varnika explores this subject in this powerful essay.
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