The "Execute" section offers practical activities to help students understand the importance of biodiversity in the context of climate change, aligning with the 2030 Agenda goals. Students can use augmented reality (AR) to visualize the effects of melting glaciers on sea levels and simulate the loss of critical habitats like rainforests or coral reefs.

Through interactive models, they can compare past scenarios (rich, stable ecosystems before industrialization), the present (the accelerated decline of many species and areas at risk), and a hypothetical future where conservation strategies are either applied or ignored. 

For instance, an AR simulation shows how the reduction of biodiversity makes ecosystems more vulnerable to extreme events, while the protection of "key areas" strengthens natural resilience. Quizzes prompt reflection on causes and solutions: Why does the melting of polar ice accelerate sea-level rise and threaten coastal cities and marine biodiversity? Group activities involve drafting adaptation strategies inspired by the 2030 Agenda targets (such as Goal 15: Life on Land) to restore habitats and prevent the extinction of symbolic species. 

In this way, through engaging and interactive digital experiences, students are challenged to critically evaluate the impact of human activities on the environment, promoting a conscious and responsible vision for the present and future of the planet.