Teaching Ecological Culture

Gülşat Ömürkulowa, teacher of secondary school No. 21 in Hojambaz district: Our people have always approached the environment and nature very carefully, constantly protecting it. Therefore, ecological culture is taught to students in lessons. Since the issue of ecology is among the urgent directions of the modern era, following our national principles and noble traditions, it is very important to provide the younger generation with deep ecological knowledge and to strengthen the ecological culture in our society. Providing ecological education is an essential tool for developing ecological awareness, and it fosters a correct approach to nature in youth. The existence of such habits in the younger generation is clearly reflected in the results achieved in ensuring ecological security and implementing ecological innovations. The main goal of the state ecological policy carried out in our country under the leadership of the Honorable President is the rational use of our natural resources, enrichment of flora and fauna, preservation of our nature, and passing it on to future generations in an even more beautiful state. By teaching students concepts about ecology and the environment, we foster pride in our Motherland and our nature. Beautiful nature consists of flora, natural resources, rivers, and seas. Therefore, it is important to treat beautiful nature with affection and use its resources rationally. We explain to students that natural water should also be used rationally and economically. As is known, the drip irrigation method is being developed to save water in crops. In particular, we describe how fruit trees are watered using the drip method, which benefits water conservation and ensures a bountiful harvest. Such examples form habits