Using what you’ve learned about the factors affecting the biodiversity of the ecosystem and the pros and cons of current and proposed solutions, design your own solution to the problem and create a presentation about it. Consider different types of solutions, such as proposing laws, installing monitoring devices, etc. Then, choose the solution you find most promising. Your presentation should include these elements:

an explanation of your solution
a visual depiction of your solution (such as a drawing, model, map, flowchart of a process, etc.)
the scientific reasoning behind your solution
the strengths and limitations of the solution
You may present your solution in a way that best shows the advantages of your design. Choose one of these options:

Make a slide presentation using PowerPoint or similar software.
Design one or more posters that explain your plan.
Build a 2-D or a 3-D model.
Record and edit a video describing your plan.
If you have another way to present your solution, get your teacher’s approval before you begin.

Submit your completed presentation along with this activity to your teacher for evaluation. First, consider presenting your solution to your class and asking other students to analyze your work. Their analysis can help you revise your plan. However, presenting to your class is an optional activity.