The scientific and practical conference "From conception to discovery" was held at the Arsky School No. 1 named after E. V. Yezhov. 7 boys and girls from elementary school surprised the jury with their research.
The new project, developed by the interregional environmental organization "EKA", is aimed at accelerating the development of social initiatives and start-ups in Russia, especially environmental ones.
Schoolchildren from 10 districts and cities of Tatarstan took part in the XV anniversary scientific and practical conference "From school knowledge to scientific search". Young researchers from Yelabuga, Cheremshansky, Almetyevsk, Kukmorsky, Chistopolsky and other districts, as well as the city of Naberezhnye Chelny, presented the results of their research work in the field of biology, ecology and environmental protection.
An environmental event "Ecology Station" was held in Kazan kindergarten No. 58. The children were accompanied on the eco-trip by specialists from the Ministry of Ecology of Tatarstan.
Inspectors of the Ministry of Ecology held an eco-festival with the beautiful name "Snow Canvas" in the Naberezhnye Chelny kindergarten "Snow White". 12 groups of this preschool took part in it – from the youngest to the oldest.
A quiz "Protecting nature means protecting the Homeland" was held at the Lesno-Kaleikinsky school for students in grades 6-7. The event, which was held under the motto "Create, save, save!", was held by the head of the school forestry "Lesnoy Rodnik", geography teacher Marina Gracheva.
Inspectors of the Kama Territorial Administration of the Ministry of Ecology of the Republic of Tatarstan told where to start and what is important in the profession of an ecologist.
Inspectors of the Northern Territorial Administration conducted several eco-lessons in sponsored schools and kindergartens.
The students of Nurlat school No. 2 made a beautiful and healthy treat with their own hands. An exciting eco-lesson was held in the central library.
Today, on World Wetlands Day, our inspectors told the students about these unique ecosystems.