Inspectors of the Ministry of Ecology of Tatarstan took part in the eco-enterprise "Ecology is everyone's business"
A meeting with the symbolic title "Ecology is everyone's business" was held on the basis of the Almetyevsk club of environmental orientation "Electron". Students and teachers of schools No. 7 and No. 21 of Almetyevsk, as well as the inspector of the South-Eastern Territorial Administration of the Ministry of Ecology of Tatarstan, Alina Zalyaltdinova took part in it.
Teachers of school No. 7 talked about what events they hold together with students on environmental topics. At school, PET bottles and lids are collected and recycled, waste paper is handed over, old cardboard and cans are used to make blanks for trench candles for fighters in the special operation zone. For example, in December, the students collected 100 kg of waste paper.
Also, on the basis of the Electron teen club, children make crafts from natural and discarded materials, thanks to the charity fund "Give the good" they take part in the improvement of springs and rivers, clean the banks of garbage in spring and summer, help the elderly in a nursing home and animal shelters.
The eco-meeting was held in a conversation format. The specialist of the Ministry of Ecology, Alina Zalyaltdinova, told the children about the profession of an ecologist, what environmental problems residents are concerned about today and in which campaigns of the Ministry of Ecology schoolchildren can participate.
"Such events are a good opportunity to draw the attention of children to environmental problems. It is important for us to hear from them what solutions they see. But of course the most important thing is to support and encourage talented, young guys," said Alina Zalaltdinova, a specialist at Southeastern Technical University.
At the end of the meeting, all participants of the environmental event "Ecology is everyone's business" were presented with books about ecology and sweet gifts from the Ministry.
The event was organized by the Almetyevsk District Department for Children and Youth Affairs with the support of PJSC Tatneft.