Extended data:
Ecological education has extremely rich connotations, covering all levels such as school education, social education and vocational education. Its educational targets include decision makers, managers, entrepreneurs, scientific and technological workers, workers, farmers, soldiers, ordinary citizens, universities and primary and secondary school students;
Educational methods include:
Classroom education, experimental proof, media publicity, field experience, typical demonstration, public participation, etc. The contents of education include ecological theory, ecological knowledge, ecological technology, ecological culture, ecological health, ecological security, ecological values, ecological philosophy, ecological ethics, ecological technology, ecological identity, ecological aesthetics and ecological civilization.
Action subject of ecological education:
Including the government, enterprises, schools, families, publicity and publishing departments, mass organizations and so on. Through ecological education, a new view of ecological nature, ecological world outlook, ecological ethics, ecological values, sustainable development and ecological civilization will be formed in the whole society, so as to realize the harmonious development of man, society and nature and build a harmonious society.
Introduction to ecological environment:
Ecological environment is the abbreviation of "environment composed of ecological relations", which refers to the sum of various natural forces (matter and energy) or functions closely related to human beings and affecting human life and production activities.
Ecological environment refers to the quantity and quality of water resources, land resources, biological resources and climate resources that affect human survival and development, and is a compound ecosystem related to the sustainable development of social economy. Eco-environmental problems refer to all kinds of negative feedback effects caused by the destruction and pollution of the natural environment in the process of utilizing and transforming nature in order to survive and develop.
Ecology refers to the relationship and interaction between organisms (prokaryotes, protozoa, animals, fungi and plants) and between organisms and their surrounding environment. The concept of contemporary environment generally refers to geographical environment, which is the sum of natural phenomena around human beings and can be divided into natural environment, economic environment and social and cultural environment.