2018 Contest

Save the Best Penguins

Two penguins on an iceberg that has cracked apart and the sun is making a giant iceberg melt with the rest of the penguins on.

Aiden G.
Age 10
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Save Our Great Reefs

My drawing shows what our reefs should look like and what they once were.

Sofia H.
Age 11
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Don’t let them break away

It shows when penguins were living when global warming wasn’t happening and how it is affecting them.

Will C.
Age 11
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

The Melting Ice

As the sun gets closer the ice starts to break and the penguins start to get extinct.

Lachlan P.
Age 10
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Save Them

As the sun comes closer it starts to get really hot and you can see the baby penguin is on the ice which has broken off.

Liam H.
Age 10
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Famous reefs are dying

The coral is bleaching because of climate change.

Lucas C.
Age 11
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Save our breath taking reefs

One side is a healthy reef and the other side is an unhealthy reef. If we take care of it, it will end up still breathtaking.

Evey H.
Age 10
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Save me and the reef

The reef is dying and the ice is breaking away. All the fish are dying because there is no food left.

Blake S.
Age 10
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Save the Great Barrier Reef and penguins

My picture shows how the Great Barrier Reef looked before and after global warming. The picture above shows a penguin getting separated from his group because of the iceberg melting.

Oliver K.
Age 10
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Save our reef, stop littering

We love our coral reef but some people think it is a big rubbish bin. We need to save our coral reef otherwise it will die.

Cammie M.
Age 10
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Don’t make them die please

The penguins are on the ice and it is breaking away. They are separating from their family. The coral reef is dying because of us.

Ashanti H.
Age 10
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Save the penguins

This is what happens when you release green house gases.

Indy S.
Age 10
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, WA Australia

Polar bear

The polar bear is a highly endangered species. They are majestic animals and we must ensure that we look after them and their environment.

Tye K.
Age 12
Narrogin Senior High School
Narrogin, WA Australia

Penguin

Penguins are flightless birds. They have adapted flippers to help them swim in the water.

Tayla B.
Age 13
Narrogin Senior High School
Narrogin, WA Australia

Don’t let this be our future

Global warming is affecting the environment and coral and animals are dying.

Bailey M.
Age 12
Narrogin Senior High School
Narrogin, WA Australia

The world

This is the world

Mikey
Age 7
Kapinara Primary
Perth, WA Australia

Blue and free

We have an Orca and a Tiger Shark and Octopus swimming in the sea. There is lots of different coloured coral and when the water gets too hot the coral turns white and will die and that’s called coral bleaching. It is not good for our reef or the sea animals and we have to…  Read More →

Archie_Brandon_Felix_Neona
Age 5
Pioneer Village Primary School
Armadale, Western Australia Australia

This is what global warming causes

Global warming can cause this because it melts the ice and it kills animals. They can fall off the broken ice or they can be standing on the edge and it can break, sending the animal flying into the water.

Keira L.
Age 11
Beaumaris Primary School
Ocean Reef, Western Australia Australia

The Emperor Dives

I love that penguins are good swimmers and can stay underwater for a long time. There are a lot of other animals that share the same environment as the penguins.

Louis B.
Age 7
Kapinara Primary School
City Beach, WA Australia

Halophila ovalis and Dugong dugon

Dugongs are so cute. But without seagrass, they would be very hungry and wouldn’t survive. It’s important to learn about climate change. I like learning about sea grasses and marine animals. I hope they can stay around.

Finley L.
Age 7
Frederick Irwin Anglican School
Meadow Springs, WA Australia

Coral magic

We have a sunken ship so the animals have a place to explore and hide from the big sharks. A stingray is swimmig beside the dolphin and there are lots of fish swimming in the coral and rocks. We dont want the water to get too hot because the coral will die and then the…  Read More →

Corey_Austin_Chora
Age 5
Pioneer Village Primary School
Armadale, WA Australia

Coral Life

There are lots of whales playing in the sea and coming up to breathe the air. There are some sea anemones and some orange coloured coral and a brain coral. If the water gets too hot the coral will die and that’s not good. We have to recycle our things and make new things and…  Read More →

Connor_Bobby_Lennox
Age 5
Pioneer Village Primary School
Armadale, WA Australia

Treasures of the Sea

There are lots of fish in the water and a seal and he is looking after the fish. A whale is squirting water in the sky and there is lots of coral for the fish to play in. The boats explore the reef and take pictures to make sure the animals are safe. Then they…  Read More →

Vincent_Oliver_Lucas_Mudaber
Age 5
Pioneer Village Primary School
Armadale, WA Australia

A Weddell seal wants to stop climate change

This is a weddell seal in Antartica who is lonely because there is no ice left and all the animals have had to leave.

Saoirse C.
Age 8
Flemington Primary school
Melbourne, Victoria Australia