You won’t find as much debris on the island now, but what you will find is a whole lot of annoying seagulls and troublemaking Sims. Mua Pel’am still needs your help to continue to grow and thrive! You’ll have to fight off these new threats. There are also more fish in the oceans now.īut beware! Your work isn’t finished! Seagulls have started feeding on all the new wildlife that’s begun to flourish on the island and Mua Pel’am’s beauty is attracting more troublesome Sims who seek to take advantage of the island’s natural resources. Some more flowers have started blooming and coral reefs have started growing again.
It’s also the most secluded area of Sulani, making it the most beautiful… and the most targeted by Sims with bad intentions.įor more information about the Conservationist career, check out our article, The Sims 4 Island Living: Conservationist Career Guide! More Work to DoĪfter cleaning up the beaches and oceans around Mua Pel’am for a few days, you should get a full screen notification that Mua Pel’am is improving.
You’ll want to focus most of your efforts on the island of Mua Pel’am, as that’s where the volcano is situated. You’ll know your actions have had a positive effect on Mua Pel’am by the green leaf symbol that appears in front of their chest. Clearing up volcanic debris, snorkeling, and scolding anyone you find causing trouble all have a positive impact, too. Sims can also remove invasive fish species from the waters through fishing or release any protected species they catch back into the wild. Everyone on Sulani can do their part by picking up any trash they find on the beaches and in the water.
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