The article deals with the ecological problems, its content, meaning, types of environmental problems, and ecological education of the younger generation.
MODERN INNOVATIVE PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING ECOLOGY AT THE EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS
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Keywords:
Ecology, environment
nature
purity
globe
distractions
volcanoes
natureeducation
existence
solid
continents,
etc
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