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Molly Koch
Molly Koch
Molly Koch
To begin repairing the relationship between humans and pigeons by targeting younger children, their opinions on pigeons are able to form through imagination, respect and admiration, rather than being influenced by the abandonment of pigeons within our society.
Pigeons were once relied on for communication, meat and entertainment, whereas now they are forced to survive in urban environments, often overlooked and known as "flying rats". Creating this game has allowed me to learn more about humans' perception on this disrespected animal and understanding why and how it needs to change.
By using "crazy" fun facts within this game, they increase focus, reduce stress around learning, improve memory retention and children’s willingness to be involved. It allows for enhanced social connection and open discussions about pigeons, combining education with fun, enabling pigeons to be deemed as something powerful and inspirational.