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DOI: Ecological Education For The Purposes Sustainable Development
Olimjon Isomiddinovich Abduganiev , Associate Professor, Department Of Geography, Fergana State University, Uzbekistan Gayratjon Zokirovich Abdurakhmanov , Senior Lecturer, Department Of Social Sciences, Fergana Polytechnic Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
The article discusses the role of youth education in achieving sustainable development goals. One of
the conditions for achieving harmony with nature is ecological literacy of the population. Ecological
education should be carried out throughout a person's life. Therefore, the legal framework for the
development of ecological education was noted, and recommendations were developed for the
formation of environmental awareness in the framework of the educational process for each
educational institution.
Keywords
Biological diversity,, , protected areas,
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