What is the conflict in short story A white heron?

The conflict in "A White Heron" revolves around Sylvia, a young girl fascinated by nature, particularly wild birds. When a professional hunter named Mr. Seymour arrives and expresses interest in finding a rare white heron she had encountered and kept a secret, she faces an internal struggle: should she divulge the creature's location and gain financial reward, or protect her beloved sanctuary. Sylvia's conflict lies between material greed and a higher connection with nature and its preservation. Her choice ultimately leads to self-discovery and understanding of her deeper emotions, morals, and personal convictions.