The students of Bugulma studied the cultural behavior in the forest
In secondary school No. 5, Bugulma, employees of the South-Eastern Territorial Administration conducted an environmental lesson. Students in a cognitive form received recommendations on how to behave correctly in the forest so as not to harm nature and learned what useful functions each plant in the natural chain has. Environmentalists also told the children that if violations of environmental legislation are detected, you can report them via the School Eco-patrol mobile application. The students listened with interest and found answers to many questions. "Such events contribute to the education of children with a correct and careful attitude to their native nature and encourage interest in the life of the forest," said Marat Uzakov, a specialist of the South-Eastern TA.