Our Emphasis on Los Angeles Issues

Our primary focus at LA E.Y.E. is centralized on three major issues that are found throughout the city of Los Angeles. To learn more about each issue, browse the issues below.

Water Conservation

Preserving our earth's water supply is one of the largest global issues today. It is especially present in Los Angeles, home to one of the largest populations in the United States.

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Recycling

While Americans' use of plastic is increasing, recycling habits have yet to balance out this rise. The improper disposal of plastic on the poses hazards to ourselves and our environment.

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Homelessness

Beneath the glittering layers of Hollywood and Beverly Hills, one of the largest homeless populations in the country is growing exponentially in Los Angeles.

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VISUAL-E.Y.E's Our Environment:
Virtual Reality

It's difficult to perceive what impact both our neglect and actions will have on the surrounding environment of Los Angeles. At LA E.Y.E., we have developed and implemented two virtual reality simulations that envision the future of our cities: one if we choose to address these issues, and one of we do not.

VISUAL-E.Y.E's Our Environment:
Looking Through a New Lens

Envisioning the future of Los Angeles can be challenging. Thankfully, with the power of modern-day technology and the hottest social media platforms, the LA E.Y.E. has designed Snapchat lenses so users can spread awareness of these issues with their friends in the form of a quick Snapchat. To download our lenses, scan the Snapcodes below.

The Year 2040:
Through a Bad Lens

Envision the future of Los Angeles if we as citizens fail to address some of today's most prevalent environmental and economic issues via your favorite Snapchat filter!

The Year 2040:
Through a Good Lens

Envision the future of Los Angeles if we as citizens collaborate together to take action against these critical environmental and economic issues via your favorite Snapchat filter!

How to Get Involved

There is no better way to utilize information than applying it to create an impact. If you are interested in devoting yourself to the LA E.Y.E's cause and would like to discover ways to help, visit our Community page to start your journey into a better environment in Los Angeles.

of Earth is covered by water, yet only 1% is accessible and drinkable.

of energy for making aluminum cans is saved when we recycle the same amount of aluminum.

is the surge in LA's homeless popuation in just 6 years .

The Founders of LA E.Y.E.

| Based in Los Angeles, California |
Three passionate girls who have a vision of a safer and eco-friendlier environment in Los Angeles.

Agatha Grigorian

Kode with Klossy Scholar | 10th grade

Crystal Lee

Kode with Klossy Scholar | 12th grade

Jenny Cao

Agoura High School | 12th grade

Allison Jung

Kode with Klossy Scholar | 12th grade