Bella and Kendra: The collage represents carbon dioxide data recorded in the South Island over the past 100 years. The green states that we don't want the carbon dioxide levels to get into the red, and the red keeps getting worse.
Dylan: This shows a plastic bag drifting in the ocean by a plankton
Ivy, Cameron, Ell: This picture represents the sea surface temperature. There is sea life which can survive in the cold water and warm water. The rainbow shows how the temperature is rising.
George: Ocean Acidification
Hana: Entrapped in a fate beyond their control, the almost peaceful-looking environment resides inside the flames of humanity's mistakes. The looming black cloud descending upon the ocean is representative of the certain destruction it will have to face if we do not try to reverse the damage we have done. The fish themselves have become infected, and the coral and kelp are on their way to meet the same end. The cloud will recede, the flames will die, and the health of the organisms will be restored if humans simply try to fix what they've done to destroy it.