This document summarizes a kids recycling project organized by students from Peru, Belize, and Ecuador. It lists the team members and advisors from various universities. The goal is to enrich kids' knowledge about environmental issues through interviews and by showing them the reality of the problems. The students believe kids can help raise awareness among adults through their creativity and by setting a positive example of change for a better world. Their inspiration is Al Gore for his documentary on climate change that urged action.

1. Kids Recycling forthe future Team members Now it’s our turn! SharmelyHilares, Peruvian Elbert Cowo, Belizean Tatiana Salas, Ecuatorian TEAM

2. THE PROJECT

3. Enriching kid’s knowledge

4. Interviews This kind of projects do work! The only thing that is missing is getting people who wants to cooperate with the cause It will be very fun and interesting for adults to follow kids as examples It’s very innovating and positive to give the opportunity to kids to teach and express their ideas to adults JulietaMazzola MSc. Deusto University, Madrid Spain Jane Yeomans Ph. D Soils, Iowa State University Kids needs to take consciousness about environmental issues, for this to happen is necessary to show them the reality Kids creativity will turn out very useful to reach adults and establishing unto them the initiative to change for a better world Jorge Arce MSc. Tropical crops, CATIE/UCR Luis Ernesto Pocasangre Ph. D Plant pathology, Bonn University Hector Medrano Ph. D Agricultural economy, Florida University

5. Our inspiration Al Gore Albert Arnold Gore, Jr. is an American politician and environmentalist. He was vice president of the United States (1993-2001).Aroused our interest in having starred in the Oscar-winning documentary, An Inconvenient Truth, which deals with climate their governments and industries that generate it, and urged to undertake a journey in search of clean energy to prevent the destruction of the planet. Our questions