So here is how we decided on the action:

We did a lot of research and interviews with organisations protecting nature to learn about resolving conflict.

And we noted down all the information that we got.

We wanted to spread the word on how Organisations protect nature and resolve conflict.

There are many reasons for conflicts over nature, but we can tell you that not all conflicts are bad. There are good and bad conflicts. Bad conflicts are when there is sometimes war and fighting over nature for many different reasons so it’s chaos.

But conflicts can be good when the people protecting wildlife get the conflict resolved so that nature is still protected.

Here is an example:

Builders and developers want to cut down trees to build and make money but as you see some people don’t agree with them and want to protect the nature that will be destroyed so this creates a conflict. The people are not being selfish in making a conflict in this one, they are caring for nature and want to keep it healthy so if they can stop the builders they can protect plants and animals in nature. This is an example of a good conflict.

So we are here to share the message saying to keep our planet healthy and resolve conflicts to protect nature.

We worked on how we were going to share and present our ideas to the Year 4s because they were learning about ecosystems. We decided to do a presentation. When we figured out how to do the presentation, we emailed the Year 4 teachers to ask if we could present our work to the Year 4 children. The Team leader for Year 4 said ‘yes’ so we could do our presentation. Here are some photos and a video of the presentation.