Environmental lesson at the Shlanga school: the future of nature in the hands of the younger generation
The inspectors of the Zavolzhsky department conducted an exciting lesson with the students of the Shlanga school of the Drozhzhanovsky district. The children learned about the importance of caring for the environment and how each of us can help nature.
During the lesson, the children got acquainted with the history of the creation of the Red Book and rare species of plants and animals. Environmentalists told about the Amur tiger, pink pelican, mandarin duck and other animals. The Inspectors stressed that only joint efforts will help preserve the unique species.
The lesson culminated in an environmental quiz. The students showed interest by answering questions about animals and sharing their thoughts. Such eco-lessons form a conscious attitude towards nature and foster a responsible attitude for the environment among the younger generation, which contributes to achieving the goals of the national project "Environmental Well-being".