No part of Lorestan should be deprived of environmental education
Khorramabad - Director General of Environmental Protection of Lorestan emphasized the need to expand environmental education in remote and less privileged areas of the province.
According to Mehr reporter, Kamran Farmanpour, in a conversation with the media on Friday evening, emphasized the need to expand environmental education throughout the province, especially in remote and less privileged villages and areas.
Referring to the role of education and culture in institutionalizing responsible behavior towards nature, he said: environmental protection requires the conscious participation of all sections of the society, and this is achieved by developing targeted education that is appropriate to the local conditions of each region.
Environmental education should reach the most remote areas
The General Director of Environmental Protection of Lorestan, emphasizing the necessity of access to environmental education for all citizens, noted: No part of the province should be deprived of these educations.
Pointing to the importance of increasing public awareness about environmental protection, Farmanpour added: In order to spread the culture of protecting natural resources and biodiversity, the existing capacities of local communities, nomads, schools and popular organizations should be used so that educational messages reach remote areas.
He emphasized that environmental educations will be more effective when they are suited to the conditions and needs of each region and provide the basis for people's participation in nature protection.
local communities and nomads; Important cultural capacities
Emphasizing the role of people in protecting natural resources, Farmanpour considered the participation of local communities and tribes as important capacities for the development of environmental education.
He emphasized: Paying attention to local conditions, using the capacity of schools and cooperation of popular organizations can help increase public awareness about the importance of preserving natural resources and biodiversity. Based on this, the development of education in less privileged and remote areas should be followed along with cultural programs in other parts of the province.
Implementation of educational programs in the remote villages of Kohdasht
According to the announcement of the Director General of Environmental Protection of Lorestan, in order to realize this approach, environmental education programs were implemented in the remote villages of Kohdasht this week.
These programs are aimed at expanding environmental education in remote areas and developing nature conservation culture at the local level.
Emphasizing the continuation of such programs is a part of the announced approach of the General Department of Environmental Protection of Lorestan to expand targeted training and provide the basis for greater participation of people in the protection of natural resources and biodiversity of the province.