5 possible game ideas that are civic/news literacy/citizenship in nature but can still include STEM

Game 1
 A good first rough idea would be mining gold or something. It applies science along with civics. Mining is newsworthy because of mountain top removal in West Virginia. This might be an adventure game. It showz citenship in nature by respecting bounderies. It could be a good idea to tinker with.

 Game 2
This game could be about wildelife. Set up a preserve of endangered species, and care for their basic needs. This would apply science and math for environmental food proportions. It involvez citizenship in nature by taking control of an endangered speciez. I think a drag and drop game would be decent. It could deal with Chief Logan State Park. It could work.

Game 3
What about a community related game? Like cleaning up a virtual community? Cleaning pollution and canz would involve science and citizenship in nature. This could also be a drag and drop game, or an arrow key selection type game. Civics and socialable traits also will be persued.

Game 4
Picture this! A population controlling game, where you poach high populations, like squirrelz? This should be an adventure game for sure. This involvez nature and science. Teach the audience about the importance of population. Not too bad of an idea.

 Game 5
Last, a game that involves a zoo. You build and maintain a zoo. This should be an adventure game. You can have any animal you want, but you have to take care of them by providing them with food and proper habitat needs. This applies to STEM, and citizenship with nature. Newzworthy, it could tie in animalz recently added in on the endagagered speciez list.