Gazelles

Welcome to the gazelle camp, where we, the swift and intelligent gazelles, are fighting to preserve our way of life and our habitat in the grasslands while also addressing the potential negative consequences of deforestation. We understand that deforestation can provide additional space for our community, but also that it can lead to soil erosion which is dangerous for all animals. As a spin doctor for our camp, your task is to gather data through surveys and use it to support our cause of balancing the needs of preserving the grasslands and preventing soil erosion.

The recent census by the Office of National Statistics (ONS) does not include information about political views on taxes and deforestation. But your job is to use that data to find and highlight the aspects of it that will support our position, and make it clear that removing the forest while raising taxes to offset the risk of soil erosion is the best option for the gazelles and for ROAR as a whole.

Your goal is to produce plots and statistics that will persuade other animals, particularly elephants and monkeys, to see that preserving the grasslands and raising taxes is a balanced approach to address the potential negative consequences of deforestation. With your help, we can make sure that the gazelles will continue to thrive and prosper in their natural habitat while also protecting the welfare of all the animals in ROAR. We are counting on you to help us find this balance and make the right choices for the welfare of all animals in ROAR.

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