**Key Sentences from the Text Relevant to Jane Goodall's Continuing Impact on Conservation, Her Methods, and Roots & Shoots:**

1.

*"Yeah, I think that if we look around at what’s happening to the planet, we need to grab onto every single thing we can that will help us to move forward out of the disaster that we have created.

If we don’t do that, our future is doomed.

We have to take action now.

"*

2.

*"Goodall: A message to the world would be, don’t forget that you as an individual make an impact on the environment every single day.

And it’s up to you to choose what sort of impact you make.

"*

3.

*“I would say how important it is to realise that we are actually not separate from the natural world.

We are part of it and more than that we depend on it.

An ecosystem is made up of an interrelated mix of animal and plant species living in that ecosystem.”*

4.

*"Jane Goodall wants University of Wisconsin-Madison students to walk away with one message Sunday: Do not give up hope.

'We still have a window of time.

'"*

5.

*"I don't believe you can change them by hammering them with facts that they don't want to listen to.

That's the way you change people.

"*

**How These Support Your Class Focus:**
- Goodall strongly emphasizes the power of individual action in conservation, aligning with empowering students.

- She frames humans as interconnected with nature, driving home the relevance of conservation for everyone.

- Goodall models civil discourse: change comes not through confrontation, but through hope, empathy, and practical solutions.

- Her continued outreach is targeted toward young people, urging them to act while remaining hopeful.

- The Roots & Shoots program (alluded to in her work with youth and communities) exemplifies empowering youth to lead conservation projects and solutions at the local level.

**These sentences and ideas can help students:**
- Grasp the importance and urgency of conservation.

- Understand their own agency and responsibility.

- Learn methods of effective, civil advocacy for change.

- Be inspired by Goodall’s legacy and her Roots & Shoots youth-led model.

Here are the **key sentences** extracted based on your request for relevant information on conservation, Jane Goodall’s continuing global impact, and the Roots & Shoots program (NOTE: The provided text did not mention Jane Goodall, conservation, or Roots & Shoots, so the extraction below focuses on the few sentences that can be related to conservation, sustainability, or animal welfare):

1.

The Turkestan region is one of the three leaders in the development of the agricultural sector in all indicators.

Now the total area of closed ground is 1 640 hectares, or 71% of the republican indicator.

The area with the use of water-saving technologies reached 34 thousand hectares.

The need for pastures is more than two million hectares, based on the fact that there are more than a million head of cattle in settlements.

We set a goal to increase the volume of fish farming to 20 thousand tons by 2030.

Dalarn horses - a bright action in support of animals
7.

In MEGA Dybenko, the figures of horses were updated by street artists, known for their non-standard view of art and the world around.

The delegation of the regional government assessed the progress of modernization of the waste processing complex.

The second stage is planned to launch high-tech processing of PET, which will allow to produce packaging for food products from recycled materials.

**Note:**
The text did **not** contain specific references to Jane Goodall, her influence, or the Roots & Shoots program.

The sentences selected above are the most relevant to the broad themes of conservation, sustainable resource use (e.g., water-saving, waste processing, agricultural practices), and support for animal welfare.

If you would like, I can provide a concise, accurate summary about Jane Goodall’s current global impact, her work in conservation, and Roots & Shoots based on up-to-date information from reputable sources.

Certainly!

Here are key sentences extracted from the text which are relevant to your request for a high school science class on the importance of conservation, especially relating to the themes of community action, personal choice, building awareness, and sustainable engagement with the environment—topics that align with Jane Goodall’s ongoing global impact and the ethos of the Roots & Shoots program:

1.

**"He added that in order to preserve the environment and protect it from environmental changes, and to pay the actual or expected damage, we emphasize the role of culture and building awareness in creating community awareness.

"**

2.

**"especially about the phenomenon of climate change and standing on its causes and how to deal with it, in a way that creates a balanced society dominated by the values of love and mercy, and leads to the creation of a She is calm, stable and safe.

"**

3.

**"It is God’s will to take care of the universe surrounding him from the point of view of his construction and repair.

"**

4.

**"How has literature, as well as the arts, contributed to the concepts of sustainability, and how it has built its causes?

"**

5.

**"Under the guidance of the wise leadership to preserve heritage and make it a way of life and a beacon that enlightens generations on a path for the future.

"**

6.

**"Basically, the goal here is not the tree itself to be produced; but in the long run, after a few years, to make land for agriculture after the rocks break down into smaller stones that can be moved, not to buy soil from other places and move it to the farm, not bulldozers and digging machines that tear nature apart, but the laws of nature that the farmer has learned from birds that carry an almond that they put into the rock, to click and feed on it.

"**

7.

**"And the harvest will be heavy and light in the next year.

Basically, the goal here is not the tree itself to be produced; but in the long run, after a few years, to make land for agriculture ... but the laws of nature that the farmer has learned from birds.

"**

8.

**"Thus were the lessons of nature with Jalal Abdul Razzaq, inspired him and made him a lover of the earth and a servant of it, so she gave him its goods.

"**

These sentences connect deeply to the importance of fostering awareness, personal responsibility, sustainability, learning from nature, and community stewardship—all essential aspects of Jane Goodall’s message and her Roots & Shoots program's ongoing relevance to global conservation efforts.

Use these as discussion points for the role of individual and collective action in conservation and respectful civil discourse.

Certainly!

Here are the **key sentences** from your provided text that address Jane Goodall’s continuing global impact—especially on conservation, education, Roots & Shoots, and inspiring civil discourse—highlighted for their direct relevance to your class:

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1.

**"Asia’s first 'Jane Goodall Primary School' to open in Taiwan.

The first experimental primary school in Asia focusing on conservation and sustainability issues will be opened in Taiwan.

"**
   - *Relevance: Highlights the spread of Jane Goodall’s philosophy and educational approach to new regions, demonstrating her international influence and ongoing impact on conservation education.

*

2.

**"Finally, there is the Hope Project in India, which builds a connection between young people and nature through activities such as workshops and nurtures their understanding, awareness and action of nature.

"**
   - *Relevance: Shows the international reach and adaptability of programs inspired by Goodall’s approach, fostering youth involvement in conservation and awareness.

*

3.

**"This study provides a clearer understanding that people are indeed in the age of rapid climate change and that actions and changes are needed to stop the Earth’s environment from deteriorating.

"**
   - *Relevance: Emphasizes the global urgency of conservation and the role of education in motivating action, consistent with Jane Goodall’s message.

*

4.

**"We see that through the rich and diverse forms of teaching practice carried out by EEI project pilot schools across the country, EEI is forming a teaching environment that advocates the concept of sustainable development.

"**
   - *Relevance: Supports discussion of educational methods and community involvement in sustainability, aligning with Goodall’s advocacy of grassroots action (as with Roots & Shoots).

*

5.

**"More and more teachers and students are discovering that education for sustainable development is all around us.

"**
   - *Relevance: Addresses how Goodall’s principles are being adopted in contemporary education, inspiring ongoing awareness and action.

*

6.

**"We have reason to believe that when the green seeds are sown in the fertile soil of the child's heart, they will take root and grow into towering trees under the care of the spring breeze and rain.

"**
   - *Relevance: A metaphor mirroring Goodall’s approach of fostering lifelong commitment to conservation in youth—central to Roots & Shoots.

*

---

**Use these sentences to highlight:**
- Jane Goodall’s influence on conservation education globally.

- The ongoing, current initiatives inspired by her work.

- The importance of involving youth through practical, local, and global projects.

- How sustainability and civil dialogue are fostered in education inspired by Goodall.

These points provide a foundation for your class and facilitate discussions on both the importance of conservation and effective, respectful discourse.

**Key Sentences from the Text Relevant to Jane Goodall's Continuing Impact on Conservation, Her Methods, and Roots & Shoots:**

1.

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Content: World-famous for her research with chimpanzees, Jane Goodall now focuses on the human condition

Apr 21, 2024 | 0 comments

By Michelle Cohan

In 1960, on the banks of Lake Tanganyika, Tanzania, one young British woman would set out to change what we know about primates forever.

Jane Goodall, in 1960, searching an African forest for chimpanzees.

Jane Goodall defied conventional scientific methods by immersing herself in the jungle, which led to groundbreaking discoveries about chimpanzees; most notably that they use tools, are omnivores and that they are socially complex beings.

More than six decades later, her unorthodox field work – and her conservation efforts – are still celebrated around the world.

Today, the recently-turned 90-year-old’s work looks a little different – taking place mostly indoors, and with a different crowd. Through her program called “Roots & Shoots,” Goodall empowers young people to create change within their communities. And for her, this work is just as significant.

CNN spoke with Goodall recently during a trip to South Africa, where she observed some of the projects local Johannesburg students are heading up as part of Roots & Shoots.

The interview has been edited for length and clarity.

CNN: The younger generation has so much they can learn from elders. Who made an impact on your life?

Goodall: I think it’s really important, this exchange of information from the elders to the youngers. I was really lucky; I had an amazing mother. I was born loving animals, and she supported that love of animals. I was one-and-a-half years old, and she came into my room and she found I’d taken a whole handful of wriggling earthworms into my bed. Most mothers would’ve [said], ‘Oh, throw these dirty things [away].’ She just said, ‘Jane, I think they might die without the Earth, you better take them into the garden.’ And so she nurtured this inherent love I had … in all the insects, the birds, the animals, everybody around me.

Jane Goodall

CNN: Roots & Shoots is active in 70 countries, where hundreds of thousands of young people are making an impact within their communities. How did the program come about?

Goodall: When I began Roots & Shoots in Tanzania in 1991, it was because I was meeting young people then who had lost hope. Young people who felt we’d compromised their future. And the reason they’re losing hope, it’s obvious: climate change, loss of biodiversity. I could go on listing, listing, listing … but when they said there was nothing they could do about it, then I thought, ‘No, that’s not true.’

We worked out that Roots & Shoots’ main message [would be that] every individual has a role to play. And that we needed to think holistically in terms of helping the environment, people and animals, because we are all interrelated. That’s where it began.

CNN: What is the most important message to convey to the younger generation?

Goodall: The goal that I have is helping young people understand that there is a window of time [to save the planet]. Unfortunately, today I [still] meet more and more people who are losing hope. So many people feel helpless and hopeless because [they question] what can they can do as an individual.

But what people have to understand is when it’s 2 million, 1 billion, 2 billion, 3 billion, all taking small actions to make the world a better place, that is changing the world. What matters is people understanding that as an individual, what they do makes a difference. Not because it’s just them, but because they are not alone.

CNN: Does climate innovation and technology give you hope?

Goodall: Yeah, I think that if we look around at what’s happening to the planet, we need to grab onto every single thing we can that will help us to move forward out of the disaster that we have created. And if we look at solar energy, if we look at wind energy and the power of tide energy, then these things are good.

The problem has been to get government support. So governments tend to put money into the fossil fuel industry, rather than to support the new emerging technologies that will enable us to live in a more harmonious way with the natural world. If we don’t do that, our future is doomed. And unfortunately, it’s not only our future, but so many of the other animals that so many of us love. We have to take action now.

CNN: What message do you have for the world?

Goodall: A message to the world would be, don’t forget that you as an individual make an impact on the environment every single day. And it’s up to you to choose what sort of impact you make. I think once everybody understands the role that they play, whoever they are, is so desperately important, then we move towards a better world.

Editor’s note: At one of Goodall’s recent presentations in California, 93-year-old movie actor and director Clint Eastwood was in the audience. Asked why he was there, Eastwood said he supported Goodall’s work and added that he was a big fan of 90-year-olds.
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What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

*"Yeah, I think that if we look around at what’s happening to the planet, we need to grab onto every single thing we can that will help us to move forward out of the disaster that we have created.

At the Proctor & Gamble 2022 summit on regional sustainability, what did Dr. Jane Goodall emphasize?

What did Dr. Goodall say needed to be addressed to avoid deforestation?

If we don’t do that, our future is doomed.

Why did Dr. Goodall found Roots & Shoots?

She met young people who felt their future was compromised

We have to take action now.

"*

2.

*"Goodall: A message to the world would be, don’t forget that you as an individual make an impact on the environment every single day.

What did Dr. Goodall say needed to be addressed to avoid deforestation?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

And it’s up to you to choose what sort of impact you make.

What difference does Dr. Goodall believe every individual is capable of?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

"*

3.

What difference does Dr. Goodall believe every individual is capable of?

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

*“I would say how important it is to realise that we are actually not separate from the natural world.

Title:

Content: Leading conservationist Dr Jane Goodall warns next generation faces a 'bleak future' without action

COP15, the once-in-decade global biodiversity summit, began in Montreal on Wednesday. Ahead of the conference, ITV News spoke to one of the world's most famous and inspiring conservationists, Dr Jane Goodall.

With an estimated one million plant and animal species facing extinction, the scale of the issues being grappled with by nations at COP15 in Montreal could hardly be greater.

Entire ecosystems face collapse if we do not act, so how best to overcome this challenge?

Dr Jane Goodall has spent a lifetime trying to understand, protect and educate others about the natural world. She’s witnessed devastating habitat loss but also examples of where, given time, nature returns.

She paints a dark picture of what happens if politicians fail to rise to the occasion, saying the “price of failure is condemning our children, our children's children, to a very, very bleak and grim future.”

Talking to ITV News in Parliament, where she was marking a significant moment in the campaign to ban trophy hunting, she explains how we need to view nature.

“I would say how important it is to realise that we are actually not separate from the natural world. We are part of it and more than that we depend on it. We depend on it for food, water, everything," she said.

"We depend on healthy ecosystems. An ecosystem is made up of an interrelated mix of animal and plant species living in that ecosystem. And as more and more animals and plants become extinct in that area, so the ecosystem eventually will collapse.”

Decades of witnessing animals, such as primates, up close has forged her understanding of our world. It was notable in a room full of animal welfare campaigners just how quiet it was when she spoke.

In Montreal, the world faces a choice but it’s complicated. Delivering change includes finding a way of maintaining wealth. Making people poorer while saving plants and animals won’t work, but Dr Jane Goodall sees options that will.

She concluded: “We need nature for our own physical and psychological well-being. That's proven again and again. We must not let these ecosystems collapse, we have this window of time, we have the tools, we know how we can do things. But will we?”

Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories? Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

drive to protect the earth
ecological literacy

We are part of it and more than that we depend on it.

Title:

Content: Leading conservationist Dr Jane Goodall warns next generation faces a 'bleak future' without action

COP15, the once-in-decade global biodiversity summit, began in Montreal on Wednesday. Ahead of the conference, ITV News spoke to one of the world's most famous and inspiring conservationists, Dr Jane Goodall.

With an estimated one million plant and animal species facing extinction, the scale of the issues being grappled with by nations at COP15 in Montreal could hardly be greater.

Entire ecosystems face collapse if we do not act, so how best to overcome this challenge?

Dr Jane Goodall has spent a lifetime trying to understand, protect and educate others about the natural world. She’s witnessed devastating habitat loss but also examples of where, given time, nature returns.

She paints a dark picture of what happens if politicians fail to rise to the occasion, saying the “price of failure is condemning our children, our children's children, to a very, very bleak and grim future.”

Talking to ITV News in Parliament, where she was marking a significant moment in the campaign to ban trophy hunting, she explains how we need to view nature.

“I would say how important it is to realise that we are actually not separate from the natural world. We are part of it and more than that we depend on it. We depend on it for food, water, everything," she said.

"We depend on healthy ecosystems. An ecosystem is made up of an interrelated mix of animal and plant species living in that ecosystem. And as more and more animals and plants become extinct in that area, so the ecosystem eventually will collapse.”

Decades of witnessing animals, such as primates, up close has forged her understanding of our world. It was notable in a room full of animal welfare campaigners just how quiet it was when she spoke.

In Montreal, the world faces a choice but it’s complicated. Delivering change includes finding a way of maintaining wealth. Making people poorer while saving plants and animals won’t work, but Dr Jane Goodall sees options that will.

She concluded: “We need nature for our own physical and psychological well-being. That's proven again and again. We must not let these ecosystems collapse, we have this window of time, we have the tools, we know how we can do things. But will we?”

Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories? Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

An ecosystem is made up of an interrelated mix of animal and plant species living in that ecosystem.”*

4.

Title:

Content: Leading conservationist Dr Jane Goodall warns next generation faces a 'bleak future' without action

COP15, the once-in-decade global biodiversity summit, began in Montreal on Wednesday. Ahead of the conference, ITV News spoke to one of the world's most famous and inspiring conservationists, Dr Jane Goodall.

With an estimated one million plant and animal species facing extinction, the scale of the issues being grappled with by nations at COP15 in Montreal could hardly be greater.

Entire ecosystems face collapse if we do not act, so how best to overcome this challenge?

Dr Jane Goodall has spent a lifetime trying to understand, protect and educate others about the natural world. She’s witnessed devastating habitat loss but also examples of where, given time, nature returns.

She paints a dark picture of what happens if politicians fail to rise to the occasion, saying the “price of failure is condemning our children, our children's children, to a very, very bleak and grim future.”

Talking to ITV News in Parliament, where she was marking a significant moment in the campaign to ban trophy hunting, she explains how we need to view nature.

“I would say how important it is to realise that we are actually not separate from the natural world. We are part of it and more than that we depend on it. We depend on it for food, water, everything," she said.

"We depend on healthy ecosystems. An ecosystem is made up of an interrelated mix of animal and plant species living in that ecosystem. And as more and more animals and plants become extinct in that area, so the ecosystem eventually will collapse.”

Decades of witnessing animals, such as primates, up close has forged her understanding of our world. It was notable in a room full of animal welfare campaigners just how quiet it was when she spoke.

In Montreal, the world faces a choice but it’s complicated. Delivering change includes finding a way of maintaining wealth. Making people poorer while saving plants and animals won’t work, but Dr Jane Goodall sees options that will.

She concluded: “We need nature for our own physical and psychological well-being. That's proven again and again. We must not let these ecosystems collapse, we have this window of time, we have the tools, we know how we can do things. But will we?”

Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories? Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know

*"Jane Goodall wants University of Wisconsin-Madison students to walk away with one message Sunday: Do not give up hope.

Title:

Content: Jane Goodall wants University of Wisconsin-Madison students to walk away with one message Sunday: Do not give up hope.

It’s a strategy the world-renowned ethologist and conservationist has found effective in spurring action, even as headlines catastrophizing climate change inundate people with a sense of doom.

“I don't agree with scientists who say the tipping point has already reached the point of no return with climate change and loss of biodiversity,” Goodall told the Cap Times. “We still have a window of time. But if we lose hope, fall into apathy and don't take action, then we're doomed.”

Goodall is best known for her groundbreaking work in the early ‘60s as a primatologist. At 26, she began studying chimpanzees in Tanzania, becoming the first to observe that the animals make and use tools. Now part of the world’s longest-running study of wild chimpanzees, her findings have forever changed scientific understanding of primates and humans’ relationship to them.

Goodall’s legacy also endures through her activism. In 1977, she founded the Jane Goodall Institute, a global conservation nonprofit. One of the organization’s programs, Roots & Shoots, educates young people in over 60 countries to work on environmental, conservation and humanitarian issues.

In 2021, Goodall additionally published “The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times,” which details her hope in the world’s ability to make change despite its environmental challenges.

Goodall will speak Sunday at 7 p.m. in UW-Madison’s Memorial Union for the Wisconsin Union’s Distinguished Lecture Series. Tickets for the event sold out among students within 90 minutes, but the public can still register to watch the online livestream.

In a virtual interview with the Cap Times, Goodall spoke from the Edgewater Hotel about climate deniers, how she remains optimistic and what the audience can expect from her on Sunday.

Will you have time to explore Madison this weekend, or will you mostly be working?

It’s all working. Not mostly — all. But the hotel has a lovely view overlooking the lake with all the ice. My life turns out to be work, meeting lovely people and just having an occasional moment to walk in a bit of nature.

What can people expect to learn from you on Sunday?

I hope they take away the message that every single one of them makes a difference every single day of their lives, and they can choose what sort of difference they make. I think that’s the most important message that anybody can have — that they, as an individual, matter and have a role to play.

Your platform revolves around this message of hope. What might be the harm in catastrophizing?

It makes people lose hope. If you’re told that nothing you can do will avert the planet heating up to a point where life is no longer possible and that we’re destroying the ecosystems on which we depend, then why bother doing anything?

The important thing is to realize we still have time, but we have to take action. We have to each do our bit. It may seem small, but billions of small, ethical actions make change.

Much of your work focuses on involving young people within conservation efforts. What inspires you about the attitudes of younger generations toward animals and the environment?

They are much more aware, which isn’t surprising. When I was young, "environmentalism" wasn’t even a word.

Young people are surrounded by doom and gloom. The radio’s full of it, the internet's full of it, the television's full of it, the press is full of it, and so they're much more aware. Fortunately, there are enough people saying it's not too late, and that inspires them and galvanizes them into action.

Do you think those attitudes are much different from older generations?

They are different because older generations either didn't understand what was happening because of ignorance, or they don't want to understand because they want to carry on with business as usual. They want to go on making money in the short term at the expense of future generations.

Sometimes I don’t think they’re thinking like that. I don't think they're deliberately understanding that they're harming the future for their children and grandchildren. But they're simply not thinking in the way that we should be thinking today.

Is it still worth trying to change their minds?

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes! How to change the minds of the older people? Through storytelling, not through pointing fingers, not through making people angry, not by telling them they're bad, but by reaching into the heart. I’ll give you one example.

This CEO of a huge international corporation told me he was working to get his company ethical for three reasons. One, because we're using our nature's finite natural resources faster than nature can replenish them. Second, consumer pressure — people are beginning to demand ethically produced products.

But what really tipped the balance, he said, was his little girl of 8. She came back from school one day and said, “Daddy, they're telling me that what you're doing is hurting the planet. That's not true, is it, Daddy? Because it's my planet.” That reached his heart. That's the way you change people.

When did you realize this approach of storytelling could persuade people?

I think it was probably part of my nature. I'm not confrontational. I'm fighting for change, yes, but not by confronting. People must change from within. I don't believe you can change them by hammering them with facts that they don't want to listen to.

When I first went to the medical research labs where the scientists kept chimps in 5-foot by 5-foot cages, it was one of the worst experiences of my life. I came out shaken, trying not to cry. I was taken into a room with the top people from the National Institute of Health in the department of animal experimentation. I realized they were waiting for me to speak.

I said, “I imagine all of you are caring and compassionate people, and maybe feel just as I did about what's going on in there.” When you think of it, that was very clever. They couldn’t admit they weren’t caring and compassionate, could they?

Instead of telling them they were bad people, I showed them pictures of the chimpanzees in the wild, making their nests, playing, lying around. In their minds, they could contrast it with the cages where these very social beings were kept for 30 to 40 years. I know it did get into some of their hearts because they told me so. It made some labs completely change the way that they operated.

When you meet somebody, or a group of people, you may not realize that you've made a difference — but you may have planted seeds that will grow and cause change in some of the hearts.

What mistakes did you make early on in your career that emerging activists and young people can learn from?

I was saved from making mistakes in the early days. Before I went to Africa to study chimps, I was working at London Zoo. The chimps were in terrible conditions. So when I got back from my first stint in Africa, the zoo arranged a press conference. I thought now I could really tell the world how bad the chimps were treated!

I happened to be having dinner that night with a very powerful man that I met in Tanzania, and I told him about my plan with great excitement. There was dead silence. He said, “Do you realize that the head of the London Zoo is Solly Zuckerman, Winston Churchill's wartime adviser? A very, very powerful man. Do you think he's going to take it lying down when you criticize his zoo?”

He said, “Just tell me three things that are the most important to change.” I told him, and within two weeks, they were all done. There was no confrontation. That was a lesson that came just in time for me not to make that mistake.

So it’s about activists getting rid of their own personal egos.

Exactly. What people want is to have their name out there and to say, “I did it. I changed this.” It’s learning to not want to be recognized for change. The main thing is to make the change. Not “me” making the change.

This powerful man obviously didn't want me to say that the chimps were being treated badly. He immediately agreed, but didn’t want it out in the press. Give Solly Zuckerman the credit. That’s fine — as long as it changes.

This is a lesson I talk about with our youth. I tell them not to be confrontational. Your goal: Is it to glorify yourself? To be the champion? Or do you really want change?

What do people still not understand about your work and its relevance today?

Climate change deniers, people who don’t want to make a difference, probably don’t understand. What they really think is hard to tell. But are there really people who deny that climate change is happening? Probably not. When they admit it’s real, they say it’s natural and that it’s not manmade. Do they really believe that? I can’t believe they do — but that’s what they say. They don’t want to lose face, and making people lose face isn’t a good way to make change.

What makes you think they don’t really believe what they’re saying?

Well, I can't think of anybody with any ounce of intelligence could believe it. That's why.

How often do you come across those kinds of people?

Not very often. They tend to avoid me.

Kayla Huynh joined the Cap Times in 2021 and covers higher education. She graduated from Northwestern University with a master's degree in journalism after attending UW-Madison.

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'We still have a window of time.

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In the vast and ever-evolving landscape of human endeavor, every innovative step forward is a testament to our collective spirit. The challenge of discerning "original contribution" in such a dynamic environment can be both profound and perplexing. To guide leaders, researchers and innovators through this labyrinth of innovation and creativity, I would like to present a framework I helped develop: The Mudholkar Mastery Matrix for Originality Assessment. This framework is designed to help companies emphasize and test for originality in order to ensure they are fostering and nurturing genuine innovation, not mere reiterations or repackaging of existing ideas.

For instance, in a corporate setting, the Matrix can help identify groundbreaking product ideas that can redefine market standards. In academia, it can help distinguish research that has the potential to shift paradigms. For talent-based immigration, such as with the EB1A Green Card (a.k.a. the "Einstein Visa"), it can help recognize works that define original contributions. I have found that such discernment can ultimately save resources, time and efforts within a company by directing them toward endeavors that have greater potential to make a lasting impact.

The Essence Of The Matrix And Its Tests

The genesis of the Mudholkar Mastery Matrix is rooted in a comprehensive study of various assessment tools across industries. Over five years, I collaborated with experts from academia, business, talent-based immigration petitions and policy-making sectors. Feedback from these experts, combined with rigorous testing across diverse fields, shaped the Matrix's design. It underwent evaluations in over 100 projects, ranging from academic research and talent-based immigration to finance and awards. The iterative process of design, feedback and refinement led to the creation of this tool.

The Mudholkar Mastery Matrix is more than just a tool, however; it is a harmonious framework that can help companies discern the originality of a contribution by examining and weaving together five distinct threads. Each thread, or test, evaluates a different, unique aspect of originality in order to help ensure that the contribution in question receives a holistic and comprehensive assessment.

1. Knowledge Spectrum

The Knowledge Spectrum encapsulates the progression through learning's continuum. This progression starts with Data (raw facts), then proceeds through Information (structured data with context), Skill (practical application of information), and Knowledge (comprehension of underlying principles and answering the question of "Why.") Wisdom stands at the apex of this continuum as the judicious application of Knowledge. Contributions in the Knowledge Spectrum are distinguished by their ability to reflect deep understanding rather than mere data or information aggregation. They not only demonstrate "how" to apply skills but also offer insights into "why" these applications matter, paving the way toward wisdom.

2. Scientific Foundation

Every genuine contribution should either be anchored firmly in the bedrock of established theory or science, or its creation should be founded on the principles of the Scientific Method to confirm its credibility and suitable evidence standards.

3. Autonomous Value

True achievements have a voice of their own. They should be replicable and able to continue having an impact even after they leave the constant guiding hand of their contributor, demonstrating their timeless and autonomous value.

4. Expansive Impact

An original exploration naturally extends its impact, much like a pebble creating ripples in a vast lake. It begins with a specific idea or action for a purpose and continues reverberating, reaching far beyond its initial boundaries and thus demonstrating its universal relevance. This is the hallmark of a true undertaking's authenticity—it possesses a self-sustaining value that propels its continuous influence far beyond.

While Autonomous Value implies sustaining without the contributor's presence, Expansive Impact marks whether the contribution's reach extends beyond one's field.

5. Documented Evolution

Sir Isaac Newton, in a 1675 letter to Robert Hooke, humbly stated, “If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” This suggests that successes are built upon the foundational work of the great works that came before.

The idea that history should be able to trace the origin of a given work suggests that original work, no matter how innovative, typically builds upon previous knowledge, discoveries or creations. In practical terms, documented evolution could look like a series of dated entries, design sketches and experiment results that show the gradual development of the work. This provides context into how the work has been shaped and refined over time, establishing that the contribution is recognized as a continuation and evolution of existing knowledge.

Guidelines For Adoption

The Mudholkar Mastery Matrix is a framework designed to assess and foster innovation within any organization. Here's how to implement it effectively.

• Panel Assembly: Form a diverse panel of members with varied expertise relevant to the projects being assessed.

Understanding The Framework: The panel should familiarize themselves with the Matrix’s five tests, which measure different dimensions of originality and feasibility.

Individual Evaluation: Panel members independently evaluate project proposals using the Matrix to provide objective scores based on predefined criteria.

Collaborative Review: For proposals with ambiguous scores, panel discussions help achieve consensus by referencing the Matrix’s parameters.

Ongoing Validation: Projects that receive funding are reviewed periodically using the Matrix to ensure they continue to meet their originality and impact goals.

Based on my experiences, this approach can ultimately help organizations identify and support initiatives that deliver genuine innovation and lasting value.

Limitations And Judicious Application

While robust, the Matrix has some limitations to acknowledge, such as with radical shifts, avant-garde art and cultural relativism. For instance, avant-garde art often challenges norms, so its originality may only be recognized later when it becomes mainstream. Similarly, originality is perceived differently across cultures—"groundbreaking" in one community may be "commonplace" in another. So, the Matrix should be applied judiciously in contexts involving radical art forms or cultural nuances, with customization as needed. Barring these exceptions, I have found that the tests, when applied as intended, can provide a versatile framework to assess originality in a wide range of endeavors.

Conclusion

The Mudholkar Mastery Matrix for Originality Assessment can be an effective format for evaluating originality across domains. By embracing and implementing this Matrix, I believe you can help encourage the growth and success of the pioneers and innovators within your company.

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*"I don't believe you can change them by hammering them with facts that they don't want to listen to.

That's the way you change people.

What did Goodall's compassionate approach inspire in some labs?

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**How These Support Your Class Focus:**
- Goodall strongly emphasizes the power of individual action in conservation, aligning with empowering students.

Dr. Goodall believed what steps would slow population growth?

What difference does Dr. Goodall believe every individual is capable of?

Help animals
Whatever that person cares about

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

What does Dr. Goodall say about the youth climate movement?

"They're taking action. And they're saying, 'This is our future, and we're going to do something about it.'"

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

- She frames humans as interconnected with nature, driving home the relevance of conservation for everyone.

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Content: Leading conservationist Dr Jane Goodall warns next generation faces a 'bleak future' without action

COP15, the once-in-decade global biodiversity summit, began in Montreal on Wednesday. Ahead of the conference, ITV News spoke to one of the world's most famous and inspiring conservationists, Dr Jane Goodall.

With an estimated one million plant and animal species facing extinction, the scale of the issues being grappled with by nations at COP15 in Montreal could hardly be greater.

Entire ecosystems face collapse if we do not act, so how best to overcome this challenge?

Dr Jane Goodall has spent a lifetime trying to understand, protect and educate others about the natural world. She’s witnessed devastating habitat loss but also examples of where, given time, nature returns.

She paints a dark picture of what happens if politicians fail to rise to the occasion, saying the “price of failure is condemning our children, our children's children, to a very, very bleak and grim future.”

Talking to ITV News in Parliament, where she was marking a significant moment in the campaign to ban trophy hunting, she explains how we need to view nature.

“I would say how important it is to realise that we are actually not separate from the natural world. We are part of it and more than that we depend on it. We depend on it for food, water, everything," she said.

"We depend on healthy ecosystems. An ecosystem is made up of an interrelated mix of animal and plant species living in that ecosystem. And as more and more animals and plants become extinct in that area, so the ecosystem eventually will collapse.”

Decades of witnessing animals, such as primates, up close has forged her understanding of our world. It was notable in a room full of animal welfare campaigners just how quiet it was when she spoke.

In Montreal, the world faces a choice but it’s complicated. Delivering change includes finding a way of maintaining wealth. Making people poorer while saving plants and animals won’t work, but Dr Jane Goodall sees options that will.

She concluded: “We need nature for our own physical and psychological well-being. That's proven again and again. We must not let these ecosystems collapse, we have this window of time, we have the tools, we know how we can do things. But will we?”

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- Goodall models civil discourse: change comes not through confrontation, but through hope, empathy, and practical solutions.

At the Proctor & Gamble 2022 summit on regional sustainability, what did Dr. Jane Goodall emphasize?

What was Dr. Goodall's approach when she spoke to the scientists at NIH regarding their holding chimps in small cages?

She treated them as caring and compassionate

- Her continued outreach is targeted toward young people, urging them to act while remaining hopeful.

At the Proctor & Gamble 2022 summit on regional sustainability, what did Dr. Jane Goodall emphasize?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

What does Dr. Goodall say about the youth climate movement?

"They're taking action. And they're saying, 'This is our future, and we're going to do something about it.'"

- The Roots & Shoots program (alluded to in her work with youth and communities) exemplifies empowering youth to lead conservation projects and solutions at the local level.

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Content: Leonardtown, Maryland – In an effort to address the need for accessible and cost-effective water quality monitoring in the Chesapeake Bay, teachers and students at the Dr. James A Forrest Career and Technology Center have joined forces with community volunteers. Their collaboration aims to create inexpensive remote monitoring kits, known as Breton Observation Boxes (BOBs), funded by a grant from the Chesapeake Bay Trust.

The initiative, spearheaded by Natural Resources Management (NRM) Teacher Dorothy Birch, has the potential to revolutionize the way people perceive and care for the Bay. Birch believes that increasing awareness about water pollution challenges and the Bay’s surface water condition will encourage individuals to become more active in protecting this vital ecosystem.

The BOBs, designed and assembled by volunteer Norm O’Foran with assistance from the school’s Engineering teacher and students, incorporate microprocessor technology and cost approximately $800 each. In contrast, comparable equipment typically sells for over $20,000. These kits can measure various parameters, including air temperature, humidity, water temperature at the surface and bottom, dissolved oxygen, pH, electrical conductivity, total dissolved solids, and salinity.

During student field trips in late May, several BOBs were recently deployed in the Breton Bay watershed. Birch expressed her hope that BOBs would one day be present on docks worldwide, highlighting the potential impact of this innovative approach to water monitoring.

The BOBs are recording live data every 10 minutes, providing valuable insights into the water quality of the Chesapeake Bay. The data can be accessed through the following link: https://bit.ly/BOBswaterobs.

The inception of this project occurred when Norm O’Foran and his wife, Shelly, relocated to St. Mary’s County, Maryland, a few years ago. Determined to contribute to the health of the Bay, Norm, a trained horticulturist, initially focused on the lack of submerged aquatic vegetation. However, he soon recognized the need for more comprehensive water quality monitoring that didn’t require costly boating and hand sampling. Leveraging Internet of Things (IoT) makerspace microprocessors, he embarked on developing an affordable solution.

Recognizing the educational potential of the project, Shelly, a retired teacher from Loudoun County, Virginia, envisioned a project-based curriculum that would raise awareness among high school students and enable them to educate the public about water quality issues. Dorothy Birch joined forces with the couple, and together they applied for and received a $5,000 Youth Environmental Education Grant from the Chesapeake Bay Trust for the 2022-2023 school year. The grant funds the necessary supplies to construct the BOB kits.

Grace Anderson, one of the students involved in the project, emphasized the goal of making water quality testing easier and data more accessible while simultaneously raising awareness about the Chesapeake Bay’s condition and the importance of safeguarding its inhabitants.

The project has primarily been led by Dorothy Birch’s NRM students, with support from teenagers in Engineering, Graphic Communications, and the Teacher Academy. These students have gained valuable skills through lessons on microprocessor prototyping, solar panel soldering, branding and marketing, and designing project-based learning activities for other Environmental Science teachers.

The collaborative nature of the project has been a standout feature for many students. Lola Gaytan, a participant in the initiative, expressed her appreciation for the interconnected involvement of different classes, highlighting the support and guidance available throughout the process.

In addition to gaining knowledge about water quality, students have developed essential soft skills such as collaboration and teamwork. Jasper Dichter, another student involved in the project, acknowledged the patience and professionalism required for successful completion, noting the positive impact on the community.

Under the guidance of Dorothy Birch, the NRM students have delved into various aspects of water quality, including instrument calibration, troubleshooting a prototype issue, data analysis at the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory (CBL) in Solomons Island, and ultimately placing the BOBs in the watershed. They have actively monitored and analyzed the collected data, presented their findings at a Commissioners of Leonardtown meeting, designed a website, and created marketing materials to promote their project.

The project has deepened students’ understanding of water quality and instilled a sense of ownership and responsibility for the local waters. Birch expressed her delight in witnessing the students’ growth in problem-solving skills and their heightened connection to the Bay.

As for the accuracy of the data collected by the BOBs, Norm O’Foran acknowledges that there is room for improvement. When comparing the BOBs’ data to that collected by professional instrumentation on the CBL pier, he recognizes the need to enhance the accuracy of their measurements. However, he emphasizes that if the process were as simple as deploying an $800 kit and obtaining data comparable to the $40,000 solution, it would have been accomplished long before now.

The affordable and accessible nature of the BOBs has the potential to transform water quality monitoring not only in the Chesapeake Bay but also in other water bodies globally. With their low cost and ease of use, these kits could revolutionize how communities approach water monitoring, empowering individuals to preserve and protect their local ecosystems actively.

The project’s success can be attributed to the collaboration between teachers, students, and community volunteers. It showcases the power of partnerships in addressing pressing environmental challenges and engaging young minds in meaningful educational experiences.

The innovative approach taken by the teachers and students at the Dr. James A Forrest Career and Technology Center serves as a shining example of how grassroots initiatives can make a significant impact. By combining technology, education, and community involvement, they provide valuable data on water quality and inspire the next generation of environmental stewards.

As the BOBs continue to collect real-time data and raise awareness about the importance of water quality, the hope is that more individuals and communities will be inspired to take action. The Chesapeake Bay and its inhabitants can look forward to a brighter and healthier future through projects like this.

For more information and to access the live data collected by the BOBs, visit

community.

Under the guidance of Dorothy Birch, the NRM students have delved into various aspects of water quality, including instrument calibration, troubleshooting a prototype issue, data analysis at the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory (CBL) in Solomons Island, and ultimately placing the BOBs in the watershed. They have actively monitored and analyzed the collected data, presented their findings at a Commissioners of Leonardtown meeting, designed a website, and created marketing materials to promote their project.

The project has not only deepened students’ understanding of water quality but has also instilled a sense of ownership and responsibility for the local waters. Birch expressed her delight in witnessing the students’ growth in problem-solving skills and their heightened connection to the Bay.

As for the accuracy of the data collected by the BOBs, Norm O’Foran acknowledges that there is room for improvement. When comparing the BOBs’ data to that collected by professional instrumentation on the CBL pier, he recognizes the need to enhance the accuracy of their measurements. However, he emphasizes that if the process were as simple as deploying an $800 kit and obtaining data comparable to the $40,000 solution, it would have been accomplished long before now.

The affordable and accessible nature of the BOBs has the potential to transform water quality monitoring not only in the Chesapeake Bay but also in other water bodies globally. With their low cost and ease of use, these kits could revolutionize the way communities approach water monitoring, empowering individuals to take an active role in preserving and protecting their local ecosystems.

The project’s success can be attributed to the collaboration between teachers, students, and community volunteers. It showcases the power of partnerships in addressing pressing environmental challenges and engaging young minds in meaningful educational experiences.

The innovative approach taken by the teachers and students at the Dr. James A Forrest Career and Technology Center serves as a shining example of how grassroots initiatives can make a significant impact. By combining technology, education, and community involvement, they provide valuable data on water quality and inspire the next generation of environmental stewards.

As the BOBs continue to collect real-time data and raise awareness about the importance of water quality, the hope is that more individuals and communities will be inspired to take action. The Chesapeake Bay and its inhabitants can look forward to a brighter and healthier future through projects like this.

For more information and to access the live data collected by the BOBs, visit https://bit.ly/BOBswaterobs.

David M. Higgins II is an award-winning journalist passionate about uncovering the truth and telling compelling stories. Born in Baltimore and raised in Southern Maryland, he has lived in several East...

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- Grasp the importance and urgency of conservation.

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What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

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- Understand their own agency and responsibility.

Dr. Goodall believed what steps would slow population growth?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

- Learn methods of effective, civil advocacy for change.

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

- Be inspired by Goodall’s legacy and her Roots & Shoots youth-led model.

At the Proctor & Gamble 2022 summit on regional sustainability, what did Dr. Jane Goodall emphasize?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the the Apple TV series "Jane" will do for people?

encourage people to join the Roots & Shoots program

What will decrease anxiety according to Dr. Goodall?

young people working together on conservation projects

Here are the **key sentences** extracted based on your request for relevant information on conservation, Jane Goodall’s continuing global impact, and the Roots & Shoots program (NOTE: The provided text did not mention Jane Goodall, conservation, or Roots & Shoots, so the extraction below focuses on the few sentences that can be related to conservation, sustainability, or animal welfare):

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Universal problem solving technique
The problem is what causes discomfort, anguish, suffering, and the solution is always associated with confidence, calmness, opportunities.
How do we move from suffering to opportunity?
Details in this article.
When faced with any problem, we can react to such a meeting in different ways.
The first option is to begin to suffer, to feel sad and to feel helpless to change anything.
The second option is to see in the problem opportunities for growth and development and realize them.
The proposed technique is a journey through three rooms, in each of which something will happen with the Problem (the presence of which is assumed to be mandatory, otherwise the journey will not have a special effect).
Unique technique “From suffering to opportunity ”
Either you are part of the solution or you are part of the problem.
Eldridge Cleaver
Imagine that you are approaching a certain door, on which you see an unusual sign.
It says on it:
Room № 1 "Suffering"
So, welcome to the Suffering Room!
Come in and sit as you are comfortable.
I hope you have not forgotten to bring with you your Problem, which is so tormenting and bothering you.
You have nothing to do without it, as it is a great place to talk about how bad you are.
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Now you have a unique opportunity to complain properly.
You don't deserve all this horror, do you?
You keep repeating the silent question, “Why should I do this? ”
Oh, that's great!
Complain about life, about others, about fate, about circumstances, about an inattentive husband, about a hysterical wife, about an arrogant boss, about harmful children, about the situation in the world.
I repeat, this is a unique opportunity to do all this in this room, because in other rooms to do it is strictly prohibited.
Now feel free to start blaming everyone you just complained about.
It ’ s their fault that you feel so bad.
It's not your fault.
Blame all of them, only with one condition, then you can do it only in the Chamber of Suffering, and nowhere else!
If you have complained and been accused enough, now is the time to remember all the justifications for the unpleasant situation in which you are now.
Of course, you have good reasons: both parents did not bring up that way, and there is always not enough time, and there is no luck at all ("luck is generally fools"), and prices have increased prohibitively, and health with all this stress is not the same...
And again, an important condition: you can justify yourself only in this room, then you can not do it in any case!
After you have “taken your soul away ” and completely told about all your misadventures, you realize that you are ready to move on.
Going to the other end of the room, you see another door – the exit.
As soon as you are about to open it, a formidable guardian appears before it, who asks you three questions:
1.
Do you feel sorry for yourself?
2.
Are there any culprits in your problem?
3.
Are there any good reasons why you have this problem?
After his words, your entire story about the Problem seems to materialize and turn into a large wall newspaper with photos and inscriptions that are dedicated exclusively to you, your condition, behavior and all thoughts related to the Problem.
In the center of the wall newspaper - your photo in the most unsightly form, reflecting the problem state.
The words you used to describe the Problem are written around in different fonts and colors for clarity.
Having carefully looked at the wall newspaper, you now have to answer three questions posed by the guard.
If your answer to all of them is no, then the exit door will open.
All self-pity, accusations and excuses you must leave here in the Chamber of Suffering.
In the hands of the guard there are two signs: “I am the Victim ” and“ I am the Author of my life. ”
If you do not answer all the questions "no", he solemnly hands the first and sends back to the Suffering Room.
And only after you, with your heart attached, stop feeling sorry for yourself and say “why should I do this? ”, stop looking for the guilty and recognize that there are only responsible ones, and the main one is you, and all valid reasons are literally“ sucked out of your finger ”, the exit door opens.
You come out with a happy look, because you have passed the test of the guard with the sign “I am the Author of my life ” in one hand and rolled up newspaper in the other.
Now you get into the following space, namely:
Room № 2 "Workshop"
In the center of the room you see a large board on which you attach a newspaper.
Now your task is to redraw or even remove everything that it does not like.
The first thing you do is put your photo in an unsightly way.
In the vacant space in the center of the wall newspaper, you proudly post a new photo of yourself, who smiles, is full of strength and determination, because he has just solved his Problem.
After looking at the trash can on the floor, you are going to throw in it your unfortunate photo, which was peeled off.
However, at this moment, the door opens and the guard from the previous room enters, who asked you three verification questions.
He says that in the Workshop you can not throw anything away just like that, you can only, first, find a replacement for this, and secondly, carry the unnecessary fragment of the wall newspaper back to the Room of Suffering.
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You obediently take your unsightly photo to the previous room, then return feeling considerable relief.
In a similar way, you remake the entire wall paper, replacing each fragment of it with something more positive and life-affirming, and placing all the old parts in the Chamber of Suffering.
Now the wall newspaper is a real masterpiece that you like more and more.
You can not admire this picture and continue to replace and remove unsightly fragments.
As soon as you feel “enough ”, that is, there is nothing more to clean, you will see the door of the exit from the Workshop to the next room appear.
Having taken the corrected and much more likeable wall newspaper, you pass through the exit door and get to a new place:
Room 3 "Opportunities"
Crossing the threshold of the front door, you find yourself in a light circle on which it is written: "Present".
You notice how many arrows come out of this circle and go somewhere forward, where your future is.
Each of these arrows represents a scenario.
Some arrows are straight, others bend a little, there are those that loop strongly.
You understand that there are many possibilities for development of events.
Now you take the corrected wall paper and throw it high, high forward and up.
It smoothly lands somewhere ahead in the space in front of you, occupying a certain point in the future.
You are surprised to realize that out of the many arrows emerging from the circle of the “Real ” there was not one, but several that connect the present with the wall newspaper of the desired future.
It is not known which path you will eventually take, but you understand that in an infinite space of possibilities it exists, and in several ways.
It remains only to say aloud once again the inscription on the tablet received from the guard: “I am the Author of my life ” and mentally take the first step towards the goal indicated on the corrected wall newspaper.
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The Turkestan region is one of the three leaders in the development of the agricultural sector in all indicators.

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The Turkestan region, which is small in size, accounts for 11 per cent of the country's total agricultural GDP,
which in itself testifies to the productivity of the industry and the hard work of the southerners.
What do South Kazakhstan farmers live in,
what plans they are building for the future, deputy akim of the region Yermek Kenzhekhanuly told our correspondent.
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Turkestan region is the most densely populated region.
About 90% of the population lives in rural areas.
Surely this entails certain problems and does not affect the incomes of residents in the best way?
- Indeed, the share of the population with an income below the subsistence minimum in the Turkestan region for the second quarter of 2023, according to the Bureau of National Statistics, amounted to 9.7%.
This is the highest rate in the republic.
Therefore, the basis of our work is the task of increasing the incomes of citizens.
It is possible to do this only by ensuring employment of people, which, in particular, is aimed at a specially developed Program for increasing incomes of the population until 2025.
According to the results of the second quarter of this year, the labor force of the region was 837,9 thousand people.
At the same time, 796.2 thousand people were provided with jobs, including 367.3 thousand self-employed citizens.
The regional job creation map provides for the opening of 109,617 jobs this year, most of which are permanent and only a third are temporary.
For example, the implementation of infrastructure projects made it possible to employ about three thousand people.
91% of this number entered into an electronic contract, 82% of employees transferred mandatory pension contributions.
On the basis of the program “Creation of 100 jobs per 10 thousand population ”, the opening of 22,595 jobs is envisaged within the framework of private initiatives, in fact, they have appeared much more – 26,421.
According to the project "Auyl - el Amanats", it was predicted that the allocation of microcredits in the field of agriculture to 2,200 citizens, in fact, 2,865 received them.
Additional jobs are also created within the framework of the national project “Development of Entrepreneurship ”, under the program of subsidizing temporary jobs, the allocation of gratuitous grants, preferential microcredit for young people under the age of 35 and others.
- It is logical to assume that the presence of almost a tenth of the population with incomes below the subsistence minimum requires increased attention of the authorities to social support of citizens.
What programs do you consider to be a priority?
- Indeed, the issues of social support, employment, migration require close attention.
Take, for example, the provision of state targeted social assistance (ASP).
For the current year, it is estimated that 168.6 thousand people will receive it in the region.
The total amount of payments is projected at 14.4 billion tenge.
More than 48 thousand children aged one to six years are covered by social programs, the total amount of which exceeds 2.2 billion tenge.
In addition, this category was assigned an additional social payment for a total amount of 1 billion 540.1 million tenge.
As of November 1 of this year, 26.5 thousand families, which is 154.7 thousand people, received a total of more than 10 billion tenge of ASP.
At the same time, we managed to employ 32.4 thousand South Kazakhstanis who were previously on the lists of recipients of targeted social benefits.
Thus, the share of its recipients in comparison with the corresponding period of 2022 decreased by 22.0%.
Families who find themselves in difficult life situations are also in the center of our attention.
We provide assistance to them at the expense of sponsorship funds under the regional program "Kamkorlyk".
Since the beginning of the year, 837 families have been supported, 269.3 million tenge has been paid to them to solve the problems that have arisen.
An effective measure of support for low-income families is housing compensation for utilities.
123 million tenge was allocated to 1,342 families for these needs.
Today, 707.9 thousand people with disabilities live in the country, of which 97 thousand are registered in the Turkestan region.
This is 4.6% of the population of the region, or 14% of the total number of disabled people in the republic.
To provide them with social assistance, 11 billion tenge has been allocated from the budgets of all levels this year.
We try to meet their specific needs as fully as possible.
170 suppliers are registered on the electronic portal, including 17 organizations that provide services of specialists of the language.
The total number of professionals is 163.
19 organizations are engaged in the provision of services of an individual assistant, 82 provide technical means of rehabilitation.
In order to expand the accessible environment for people with special needs, 3,472 facilities in the area are adapted to their needs.
By the end of the year, according to the road map for the implementation of the electoral program of the Amanat party “Path of change: a decent life for every citizen! ”, it is planned to work on the adaptation of another 776 social infrastructure facilities in the region.
Part of the rehabilitation program for persons with disabilities and social support for veterans of the Great Patriotic War and home front workers, who live with us, respectively, 14 and 4,024 people, is sanatorium treatment.
At their service, as well as pensioners, there are also "Ardagerler Uyi" and the House of Veterans "Meir", where they, in addition to sanatoriums and resorts, can relax and undergo a course of treatment.
- The Turkestan region is one of the three leaders in the development of the agricultural sector in all indicators.
How do you assess the state of the industry?
- Undoubtedly, the agro-industrial complex, which accounts for up to a third of the gross regional product, is a driver of socio-economic development of the region.
This year, 870.2 thousand hectares were allocated for agricultural crops, which is 9 thousand hectares more than last year.
I want to emphasize that this allowed to create new jobs, increase agricultural production and receive additional income.
We continue to diversify the acreage in order to optimize the structure of the fields.
So, crops of grain spikes increased by 10 thousand hectares, oilseeds - by 6 thousand, fodder - by 2 thousand hectares.
But the area under vegetables, melons and potatoes, on the contrary, reduced by 2 thousand hectares.
Most of all, the reduction affected cotton - by 15 thousand hectares.
Today, 111 thousand hectares are allocated for this culture.
The gross harvest of raw cotton amounted to 300 thousand tons.
The peculiarity of agriculture in the region is the development of greenhouse farms.
Only this year they were built on 157 hectares.
Now the total area of   closed ground is 1 640 hectares, or 71% of the republican indicator.
To increase the volume of production and labor productivity in agriculture, work is being actively carried out on the introduction of modern moisture-saving technologies and the transition to advanced innovative irrigation methods.
The area with the use of water-saving technologies reached 34 thousand hectares.
Dekhkans use drip irrigation system on 23 thousand hectares.
The rest is sprinkled with sprinklers.
The use of moisture-saving technologies can reduce water consumption and increase yields.
Saving irrigation moisture is very important, given that a third of the irrigated land in Kazakhstan falls on the territory of the Turkestan region, experiencing problems with watering during the growing season.
For the rational use of water for irrigation, the Comprehensive Plan of Social and Economic Development of the Turkestan Region for 2021 – 2025 provides for the implementation of three major strategically important projects that allow for the additional accumulation of 173 million cubic meters.
This is the overhaul of the main channel of Turkestan, the construction of reservoirs "Baidibek ata" in Baidibek and "Boraldai" in Ordabasy districts.
On the development of animal husbandry, the Turkestan region also occupies a leading position.
Suffice it to say that 13% of the number of cattle, 21% of small cattle, 11% of horses, 15% of camels account for the share of South Kazakhstan villagers.
And the population is increasing, despite the fact that the territory here is small compared to other regions.
As part of the construction of 100 large dairy farms in the country, 6 billion tenge of credit funds were allocated from the republican budget of the Turkestan region at 2.5% per annum.
With this money, the construction of three MTFs for 400 heads of cattle was started.
The region also leads in the export of meat.
All these indicators ensure economic growth in the agro-industrial complex.
Probably, it would not be so revealing if for the nine months of this year 82.2 billion tenge were not attracted to the fixed capital of agriculture, which is 145.9% of the volume of last year.
11.3 billion tenge was attracted to the fixed capital of food production.
The increase was 179.6%.
Exports of agricultural products increased almost one and a half times, reaching $250.3 million.
Let me cite two more figures that testify to the grandiose success of the region in the agricultural sphere.
The volume of gross production for nine months in monetary terms amounted to 802.6 billion tenge, thereby the region came out on the first place in the republic.
At the end of the year, the gross volume of agricultural products will reach 1 trillion 127.3 billion tenge.
- Great numbers.
Especially when you consider that every year farmers face difficulties, to varying degrees, preventing to increase the pace and productivity of labor.
Which of the problems would you call the most relevant for the agricultural sector of the region?
- The akimat of the region annually pays great attention to key issues of agricultural development, discussing them with agricultural producers and interested organizations, analyzing potential threats to minimize risks and increase the profitability of the industry.
Take, for example, the support of greenhouse farms, the owners of which experience high competition in the market of vegetable products from suppliers from Central Asia.
A cooler climate than in neighboring countries, high tariffs for energy carriers, the share of which in the cost of production reaches 45%, a relatively high wage for employees significantly reduce the competitiveness of Kazakhstani greenhouse vegetables.
On the proposal of the akimat of the region, the Government introduced new mechanisms of state support for greenhouse farms.
In particular, the standard of farm greenhouses has been developed and their certification has been carried out.
The rules for subsidizing the costs of heating greenhouses have been approved.
Including each hectare of farm greenhouses is subsidized in the amount of 4.8 million tenge, 8.1 million tenge of subsidies are spent per hectare of industrial greenhouses.
For these purposes, the regional budget allocates 500 million tenge.
In addition, to provide greenhouses with coal, a special cooperative of Turkmenistan resource has been created, direct supplies of stone fuel from miners have been agreed.
Another problematic area is cotton growing, which employs about 70 thousand people, united in 25 thousand agricultural units.
Last year, due to the complicated geopolitical situation, the work of the previous logistics chains was disrupted, transport costs for the supply of cotton fiber to world markets increased several times.
This, in turn, reduced the interest of foreign companies (traders) in the Kazakh cotton market, which led to the instability of prices for raw cotton.
Domestic cotton growers were unable to sell the crop at an affordable price, which caused numerous protests of the population in cotton-growing areas.
The sale price of raw cotton directly depends on the cotton fiber index on the Liverpool Cotton Exchange, as 90% of the cotton grown is exported and only about 10% of the cotton fiber is processed at Kazakhstani textile enterprises.
Due to the fact that market prices for cotton depend on export, the region has developed a Program for the creation of a cotton-textile cluster.
It is proposed to form nine clusters, build 75 enterprises, which will be able to get more than 40 thousand people.
Global Textile Solution, TST Jetisay Textile, Cotton Makta and Tulpar Textile are already implementing their projects.
The region faces the task of developing domestic production and getting rid of the dependence of prices for raw materials by creating a cycle of its complete processing.
This is also important because the radical diversification of cotton is impossible for a number of reasons.
The main of them is the unfavorable land reclamation condition due to the close occurrence of mineralized groundwater in the cotton-growing areas - Maktaaral, Zhetysai and Shardarinsky, where more than half of the territory of cotton plantations are subject to salinization.
Add here the adaptability of the infrastructure and the prevailing mentality of the population, which only cotton sees as a source of income, and it will become clear why simultaneous diversification of crops is impossible, although it is carried out.
Cotton is replaced by highly profitable corn, legumes and fodder crops.
In order to avoid problems with the sale of the crop, a plant for deep processing of corn grain with a capacity of up to 150 thousand tons per year is being built in the industrial zone of the Shardara district.
The cost of the project is 32 billion tenge.
The first stage of the project has already been completed, 2 thousand tons of corn per grain have been accepted from commodity producers.
In his Address to the people of Kazakhstan this year, the Head of State noted that the potential of the agricultural sector is huge, but the available opportunities have not yet been fully used.
For their implementation, it is necessary to develop the processing of agricultural products, expand the capacity of fruit and vegetable storage facilities to ensure food security, introduce water-saving technologies and move, based on the recommendations of scientists, to more profitable and less moisture-intensive crops.
This will increase the efficiency of the villagers and improve their wealth.
I can ’ t help but touch on another topic related to life in the countryside.
Southerners, even in the district centers and cities, not to mention the auls, are engaged in family animal husbandry and complain that there is a catastrophically insufficient pasture.
How to be people?
- The need for pastures is more than two million hectares, based on the fact that there are more than a million head of cattle in settlements.
This year, we have planned a set of measures to increase the total pasture area by one million hectares.
For this reason, it was decided to move in two directions.
The first involves the return to state ownership of land plots not used by the owners, with an area of   333.2 thousand hectares, and the second - a decrease in the total need for pastures by 681.8 thousand hectares due to the organization of remote seasonal pastures.
The solution of this issue is also important because the development of animal husbandry is one of the six areas of the Auyl Amanates program, which promises an increase in the well-being of villagers.
For 2023, 19.8 billion tenge was allocated from the republican budget for these purposes at 2.5% per annum.
The conditions of the “Auyl Amanates ” program are very attractive.
The priority, in addition to animal husbandry, are: the development of crop production, poultry, fisheries, equipment of agricultural cooperatives and the opening of their own business by the population.
This year, 64 rural districts from 16 districts were identified on a pilot basis, 2,969 projects worth 17.7 billion tenge were approved, and 3,413 new jobs are expected to be created.
2,300 projects have already been funded.
Recently, there has been increased attention to fisheries in the region.
Can you share your first achievements?
- Yes, we are the leader in the republic in the cultivation of commercial fish.
The state stimulates the development of fisheries by providing it with financial support.
Thus, 500 million tenge is provided for the development of aquaculture from the local budget, subsidies have already been provided to 31 farms.
In addition, 226.2 million tenge is provided for subsidizing the costs incurred during investment investments this year from the republican budget.
14 entrepreneurs engaged in fisheries, through the joint-stock company "SEC Turkestan" issued soft loans in the amount of 5.4 billion tenge.
Four more farms received financial support in the amount of 1.6 billion tenge from the regional budget.
We set a goal to increase the volume of fish farming to 20 thousand tons by 2030.
In general, the country plans to increase the cultivation of commercial fish to 270 thousand tons by this period.
Of the 104 water bodies of local importance, 86 are assigned to nature users.
In total, about 130 farms operate in the fish farming sector of the region.
In the akimats of districts and cities of the region, the Action Plan for the development of fisheries for 2023-2025 was approved, already this year 95 household and pond fish processing complexes were opened.
According to the results of 10 months of this year, 4,050 tons of fish were grown in artificial conditions.
– Southerners are famous for their hard work and desire to live in comfortable settlements.
Make them cozier and more comfortable will help landscaping, which is able to transform the auls and cities.
How do you assess the contribution of the inhabitants of the south to the implementation of the Presidential Address of 2020, which sets the task of planting two billion trees in the country over the next five years?
- The region has developed a plan for landscaping cities and settlements of the Turkestan region, in accordance with which 1 million 81 thousand seedlings are planned to be planted on 1,150 hectares.
In the region of 852 settlements with a total area of 798,939 hectares.
For landscaping 90% of settlements for three years it is necessary to plant more than four million seedlings.
The established plan has been exceeded.
Now in forestry institutions, cities and districts, autumn planting of trees and shrubs is unfolding.
Growing forest plantations will make our region green, have a beneficial effect on its microclimate and generally improve the environment.
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Vice Governor Viktor Kudryashov, the head of Togliatti Nikolai Rents and Deputy Minister of Energy and Housing Natalia Rzhevskaya assessed the progress of modernization of the waste processing complex "EcoResursPovolzhye".
This is reported by the press service of the GC "EcoVoz".
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As part of an investment agreement with the regional government, EcoVoz Group is building the first EcoTechnoPark in the Samara Region at its facilities - a complex of production workshops in which waste passes a full cycle of processing.
Construction takes place in two stages, and the first has already been implemented by 58 percent.
Almost finished work on the new building area of 7100 square meters.
In May, the installation of automatic lines with optical waste sorting with a capacity of 300,000 tons per year will begin here.
Equipment of domestic production was purchased a year ago as part of the investment program.
The launch of the first stage is scheduled for October.
The second stage is planned to launch high-tech processing of PET, which will allow to produce packaging for food products from recycled materials.
Also, the production of wood fuel pellets from wood waste will be established, processing of large-sized garbage, recyclable materials from which are used as dumping for the recultivation of landfills and the operation of current landfills.
In addition, the implementation of the second phase of the project planned for 2024 will allow the processing of food waste into fertilizers, which will significantly reduce the load on landfills.
The implementation of the principles of cyclical economy and resource saving is one of the main goals of the construction of eco-technology parks throughout the country.
Also, guests from the regional government were told about the social policy, which is carried out by EcoVoz Group throughout its activities.
The presentation of educational eco-projects was held by the director of social projects of the company Alena Dushkova.
The company believes that it is important for people to explain the need for careful treatment of nature from childhood: human consciousness is the basis of environmental culture, without which the technical development of the industry does not make sense.
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Fans of horses and connoisseurs of modern art are invited to MEGA Dybenko: on November 8, a trio of Dalarna horses appeared there.
This installation is installed in support of the fund for helping animals "I am free" and the rehabilitation center of horses "SvobodaCenter".
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Dalarn horses are wooden figures that are traditionally given for a wedding, birthday, anniversary, graduation or opening ceremony in Sweden.
They are made in different sizes and painted differently.
In MEGA Dybenko, the figures of horses were updated by street artists, known for their non-standard view of art and the world around.
Victor Zabuga (@ victorzabuga) is a resonant artist who seeks to bring naturalness, simplicity and sentimentality to the life of a citizen.
Turben (@ turben1) with sincere works in the style of primitivism reminds of the little things that can make life happier.
By their creative efforts, wooden sculptures have become bright art objects created on the principle of “sustainable development ”, that is, with attention to the problems of ecology and society.
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You can see horses in MEGA Dybenko until November 28 - then they will move to the territory of the "I am Free" foundation.
This organization is actively involved in the development of animal protection and the legislative framework against the cruel exploitation of animals.
The flagship project of the Foundation is a multifunctional rehabilitation center “SvobodaCenter ”, opened in the summer of 2021 in the Leningrad region.
They treat horses injured at the hands of people.
Anyone can help the Foundation “I am Free ” and“ Svoboda Center ” – this is easy to do through one-time or regular donations.
The money goes to the arrangement of stables and shelters, the examination and treatment of animals with serious diseases, the solution of other tasks of charitable organizations.
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Content: Dalarn horses - a bright action in support of animals
Fans of horses and connoisseurs of modern art are invited to MEGA Dybenko: on November 8, a trio of Dalarna horses appeared there.
This installation is installed in support of the fund for helping animals "I am free" and the rehabilitation center of horses "SvobodaCenter".
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Dalarn horses are wooden figures that are traditionally given for a wedding, birthday, anniversary, graduation or opening ceremony in Sweden.
They are made in different sizes and painted differently.
In MEGA Dybenko, the figures of horses were updated by street artists, known for their non-standard view of art and the world around.
Victor Zabuga (@ victorzabuga) is a resonant artist who seeks to bring naturalness, simplicity and sentimentality to the life of a citizen.
Turben (@ turben1) with sincere works in the style of primitivism reminds of the little things that can make life happier.
By their creative efforts, wooden sculptures have become bright art objects created on the principle of “sustainable development ”, that is, with attention to the problems of ecology and society.
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You can see horses in MEGA Dybenko until November 28 - then they will move to the territory of the "I am Free" foundation.
This organization is actively involved in the development of animal protection and the legislative framework against the cruel exploitation of animals.
The flagship project of the Foundation is a multifunctional rehabilitation center “SvobodaCenter ”, opened in the summer of 2021 in the Leningrad region.
They treat horses injured at the hands of people.
Anyone can help the Foundation “I am Free ” and“ Svoboda Center ” – this is easy to do through one-time or regular donations.
The money goes to the arrangement of stables and shelters, the examination and treatment of animals with serious diseases, the solution of other tasks of charitable organizations.
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Content: The delegation of the regional government assessed the progress of modernization of the waste processing complex
Vice Governor Viktor Kudryashov, the head of Togliatti Nikolai Rents and Deputy Minister of Energy and Housing Natalia Rzhevskaya assessed the progress of modernization of the waste processing complex "EcoResursPovolzhye".
This is reported by the press service of the GC "EcoVoz".
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As part of an investment agreement with the regional government, EcoVoz Group is building the first EcoTechnoPark in the Samara Region at its facilities - a complex of production workshops in which waste passes a full cycle of processing.
Construction takes place in two stages, and the first has already been implemented by 58 percent.
Almost finished work on the new building area of 7100 square meters.
In May, the installation of automatic lines with optical waste sorting with a capacity of 300,000 tons per year will begin here.
Equipment of domestic production was purchased a year ago as part of the investment program.
The launch of the first stage is scheduled for October.
The second stage is planned to launch high-tech processing of PET, which will allow to produce packaging for food products from recycled materials.
Also, the production of wood fuel pellets from wood waste will be established, processing of large-sized garbage, recyclable materials from which are used as dumping for the recultivation of landfills and the operation of current landfills.
In addition, the implementation of the second phase of the project planned for 2024 will allow the processing of food waste into fertilizers, which will significantly reduce the load on landfills.
The implementation of the principles of cyclical economy and resource saving is one of the main goals of the construction of eco-technology parks throughout the country.
Also, guests from the regional government were told about the social policy, which is carried out by EcoVoz Group throughout its activities.
The presentation of educational eco-projects was held by the director of social projects of the company Alena Dushkova.
The company believes that it is important for people to explain the need for careful treatment of nature from childhood: human consciousness is the basis of environmental culture, without which the technical development of the industry does not make sense.
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Content: The delegation of the regional government assessed the progress of modernization of the waste processing complex
Vice Governor Viktor Kudryashov, the head of Togliatti Nikolai Rents and Deputy Minister of Energy and Housing Natalia Rzhevskaya assessed the progress of modernization of the waste processing complex "EcoResursPovolzhye".
This is reported by the press service of the GC "EcoVoz".
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As part of an investment agreement with the regional government, EcoVoz Group is building the first EcoTechnoPark in the Samara Region at its facilities - a complex of production workshops in which waste passes a full cycle of processing.
Construction takes place in two stages, and the first has already been implemented by 58 percent.
Almost finished work on the new building area of 7100 square meters.
In May, the installation of automatic lines with optical waste sorting with a capacity of 300,000 tons per year will begin here.
Equipment of domestic production was purchased a year ago as part of the investment program.
The launch of the first stage is scheduled for October.
The second stage is planned to launch high-tech processing of PET, which will allow to produce packaging for food products from recycled materials.
Also, the production of wood fuel pellets from wood waste will be established, processing of large-sized garbage, recyclable materials from which are used as dumping for the recultivation of landfills and the operation of current landfills.
In addition, the implementation of the second phase of the project planned for 2024 will allow the processing of food waste into fertilizers, which will significantly reduce the load on landfills.
The implementation of the principles of cyclical economy and resource saving is one of the main goals of the construction of eco-technology parks throughout the country.
Also, guests from the regional government were told about the social policy, which is carried out by EcoVoz Group throughout its activities.
The presentation of educational eco-projects was held by the director of social projects of the company Alena Dushkova.
The company believes that it is important for people to explain the need for careful treatment of nature from childhood: human consciousness is the basis of environmental culture, without which the technical development of the industry does not make sense.
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The present you live and the future you look forward to depend on what you have already chosen.
The one who slept early chose to wake up early, while the one who stayed up all night, intentionally or without, had another choice.
The things of daily life that are entrusted to us, in which God has given us the power of choice.
From the beginning of his confession, God created this universe, and through the freedom of his worshippers, his praise and exaltation.
This is what makes a choice a power that humans possess that they may exploit in construction and development as they can also use it in destruction and destruction.
This is the first thing that our Lord Adam ’ s mind created, and he was held accountable for it.
It was a wrong choice, resulting from the landing on earth and the beginning of the journey of life that threw us into endless chains of choices.
The choice is obvious at every moment when the human mind is burning for a place where it will be held accountable.
As the pace of life accelerates, we find ourselves repeatedly at a moment of choice, loaded with decisions that will determine our future course.
Here or there, with or against, I accept or reject, so things go on this planet full of contradictions, which you pay us towards the freedom of life with which you live. I ’ m going to take it and take it to the next level.
The observable history of the events of the inhabitants of this planet makes us decide that choice is a real power like the rest of the invisible powers, my power. We are moved by sin and sin.
The power of choice is not just a philosophical concept separate from the reality that we are opposed to, but the results of a concrete reality that we live in all the details of our lives, resulting from what has happened. Our choices.
The power of choice is manifested by making a decision between multiple choices based on awareness and deep thinking.
It reflects the ability to guide our lives and determine our personal and professional path, and appears in many aspects of life, to demonstrate our ability to unite. You have set your goals and set your goals and set your values and principles.
The power of choice contributes to shaping the environment around us and enables us to influence ourselves and what is around us.
The power of choice requires conscious thinking and personal responsibility, which is why it is one of our most important tools in determining the course of our lives and achieving success and transformation. Eunuch.
The power of choice is perhaps a small moment at noon, according to the mere measure of time, but it carries with it a tremendous power, sufficient to reinforce the path we are taking, and perhaps to transform it. To another path.
In this context, the choice is a basic principle, as it is a practical exercise in taking responsibility, and this in turn makes us ready to bear the burden of the punishment. See, whether it be small or large, and to realize that every choice is heard with the whisper of the heart and the contemplation of the mind.
At crucial moments, we find ourselves standing in front of an internal struggle between multiple choices, and each option represents a different path.
This is where another aspect of the power of choice emerges. It can be as courage to explore the unknown or as a wise choice to move away from a path that is fraught with fear. Aah! Aah!
The extent to which the decision affects reflects the real power of our choice.
In the journey of life, our choices are not limited, and they have also drawn us into worlds we know nothing about.
And a chance to open new horizons, and explore our potential.
In this context, beauty appears in our ability to shape our lives and determine the way we walk.
The power of choice also manifests itself in how to deal with difficulties and challenges.
In the moments of crisis and pressure, it appears as a key to get out of the negative current and look for an answer solution.
Choice can be a critical turning point that makes us look at life differently, and take advantage of every challenge as an opportunity to learn and grow.
We cannot ignore the role of choice in forming our identity and building our character.
The collection of our decisions forms the map of our personal history, and carries in it innumerable details of our journey.
In this context, choice becomes a tool to carve out a story that expresses our own maturity and personal development.
The true power of choice is manifested in our ability to bear responsibility, and to understand that every choice carries weight that requires us to appreciate the results.
It can be the key to building a stable life filled with meaning, achieving the balance between ambition and satisfaction and embodying true success.
In the end, choice builds the moments of our lives and shapes them in a general way and determines the path we follow, and in this way we may have written with our own hands the life we love. To live it.
The power of choice is not just in the big decisions, but in every moment we go through.
It represents the moment when we decide how to continue in life and how to build our future.
With strength, we become an active force in our lives, charting our path in the colors of hope and optimism, carrying with unbounded confidence in our ability to fulfill wishes and make them possible. My dreams are real.
It is the religion and the dogmatic heritage, as well as the historical heritage, which carries within it clear examples that indicate the power of choice and its impact on the course of the event. And then I hit the ground running, and I hit the ground running.
He had chosen the wrong advice from the Iblis and had eaten from the tree in the hope of eternity.
But then he repented and chose obedience, and so his story showed the importance of making the right decisions and repentance.
It is also the case that Abraham chose to call people to God and reject idolatry, even in the face of pressure and threat.
His choice of truth and righteousness was a reflection of strength and fortitude.
Moses chose to raise the banner of justice and freedom for his people.
He chose to confront Pharaoh and lead Israel to freedom, and this choice shows his ability to lead.
He has chosen Joseph to remain pure, pure, true, even when his brethren have wronged him, and so is the trial of the prison.
His choice of honesty and companionship in the face of difficult circumstances highlighted the moral dimension on which he made the decision to choose.
These stories reflect the value of choice and its impact on the life of the individual and the community, and how individual decisions can affect the individual and the community.
Human history has also provided examples of people in whose lives choice has played a role.
Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon in 1969, chose to be the first man to walk on the moon.
This was a bold and historic decision that changed the course of human history.
World boxer Muhammad Ali Clay refused to join the U.S. military because he objected to the Vietnam War and considered it unfair.
He used his right to make his own choice despite challenges and criticism.
After serving 27 years in prison for his struggle against apartheid in South Africa, Nelson Mandela chose to embrace dialogue and reconciliation rather than revenge when he became president in 1994.
These stories highlight how small or large decisions can significantly affect the course of life, and how individuals can determine their own destiny from within. The choice.
All of the above invites us to reflect seriously on this power and what it can affect our lives, which urges us to increase our children ’ s awareness of the importance of the strength of our brothers and sisters. See what impact you can have on their personal and community lives.

Here are key sentences extracted from the text which are relevant to your request for a high school science class on the importance of conservation, especially relating to the themes of community action, personal choice, building awareness, and sustainable engagement with the environment—topics that align with Jane Goodall’s ongoing global impact and the ethos of the Roots & Shoots program:

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Content: Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Religious Sector in Awqaf: Culture and Consciousness Building Role to Face Climate Change
Dr. Hisham Abdul Aziz, the head of the religious sector in the Ministry of Awqaf, said that God Almighty created man in the best evaluation, and honored him and preferred him over the course of his creation, and harnessed for him all things in the universe, citing the saying of the Almighty, "We have honored the sons of Adam and Eve." We have created them in the land and in the sea, and provided them with good things, and preferred them over many of the things that we have created in favor of, and said, "He is the One who created for you all that is in the earth." It is God ’ s will to take care of the universe surrounding him from the point of view of his construction and repair.
In his speech at the first session of the Third Scientific Conference on Sustainable Development, the head of the religious sector added that corruption has many forms, some ethical, some intellectual, some administrative, some financial, and corruption is corruption whatever its color or shape, and the truth has warned its followers He came to me in all his ways and in all his ways.
Abdul Aziz stressed that our religion commands us to protect the environment from any pollution or destruction, and to seek in it everything that leads to reconstruction, or to the natural balance that God created in the universe, or to benefit from it. It is a religious and national duty to preserve the environment, and the state has the right to do everything it sees fit. To prevent or minimize damage before it occurs with the rule of closing the arms that lead to corruption, there is no doubt that the view of religion in scientific, medical or environmental issues follows Science is built on it.
He also stressed that the interests of the country and the slaves from the point of view of specialists in this matter is a legitimate interest, and all that leads to harm or corruption, so pay him back. Shari'ah.
He explained that there is a great doctrinal rule that prevents harm to oneself or harm to others deduced from the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said, “There is no harm or harm ”. The soul is harmed by any kind of physical or mental harm, and the harm is the infliction of harm on others, and there is no difference between this person and the animal or plant. There is no difference between whether this damage is psychological, financial or moral.
He added that in order to preserve the environment and protect it from environmental changes, and to pay the actual or expected damage, we emphasize the role of culture and building awareness in creating community awareness. especially about the phenomenon of climate change and standing on its causes and how to deal with it, in a way that creates a balanced society dominated by the values of love and mercy, and leads to the creation of a She is calm, stable and safe.

**"He added that in order to preserve the environment and protect it from environmental changes, and to pay the actual or expected damage, we emphasize the role of culture and building awareness in creating community awareness.

Title:

Content: Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Religious Sector in Awqaf: Culture and Consciousness Building Role to Face Climate Change
Dr. Hisham Abdul Aziz, the head of the religious sector in the Ministry of Awqaf, said that God Almighty created man in the best evaluation, and honored him and preferred him over the course of his creation, and harnessed for him all things in the universe, citing the saying of the Almighty, "We have honored the sons of Adam and Eve." We have created them in the land and in the sea, and provided them with good things, and preferred them over many of the things that we have created in favor of, and said, "He is the One who created for you all that is in the earth." It is God ’ s will to take care of the universe surrounding him from the point of view of his construction and repair.
In his speech at the first session of the Third Scientific Conference on Sustainable Development, the head of the religious sector added that corruption has many forms, some ethical, some intellectual, some administrative, some financial, and corruption is corruption whatever its color or shape, and the truth has warned its followers He came to me in all his ways and in all his ways.
Abdul Aziz stressed that our religion commands us to protect the environment from any pollution or destruction, and to seek in it everything that leads to reconstruction, or to the natural balance that God created in the universe, or to benefit from it. It is a religious and national duty to preserve the environment, and the state has the right to do everything it sees fit. To prevent or minimize damage before it occurs with the rule of closing the arms that lead to corruption, there is no doubt that the view of religion in scientific, medical or environmental issues follows Science is built on it.
He also stressed that the interests of the country and the slaves from the point of view of specialists in this matter is a legitimate interest, and all that leads to harm or corruption, so pay him back. Shari'ah.
He explained that there is a great doctrinal rule that prevents harm to oneself or harm to others deduced from the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said, “There is no harm or harm ”. The soul is harmed by any kind of physical or mental harm, and the harm is the infliction of harm on others, and there is no difference between this person and the animal or plant. There is no difference between whether this damage is psychological, financial or moral.
He added that in order to preserve the environment and protect it from environmental changes, and to pay the actual or expected damage, we emphasize the role of culture and building awareness in creating community awareness. especially about the phenomenon of climate change and standing on its causes and how to deal with it, in a way that creates a balanced society dominated by the values of love and mercy, and leads to the creation of a She is calm, stable and safe.

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

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Content: A Canadian experience that links stories with conservation
Is literature keeping pace with the green sustainability revolution?
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Canadian parliamentarian Larry McGuire wears a red rose on his jacket.
The Government of Canada chose this logo to express its identity at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
delegations at the highest levels.
The MP, who expressed his gratitude for being in this cultural community where people of all races share knowledge, spent time in the Canadian Pavilion reading from a new book dedicated to children his messages on the environment and sustainability: “It is essential that young people learn in children ’ s books to love the environment and its resources. ”
That's how he is.
Born and raised on a farm.
Then nature and its causes made him a political activist who defended the causes of farmers.
Then a member of parliament who represents his government in matters of environment, natural resources and agriculture: “When you take care of the land, the land will take care of you. ”
The Canadian Government encourages publishing houses to publish more books promoting so-called green culture, and focuses on this topic in international book fairs, as well as on another vital theme, "Indigenous people".
Cultural interest in environmental sustainability issues is consistent with the economic orientation of the country.
For example, a recent study from ECO Canada found that Canada ’ s conservation-related work sectors had 34,000 green jobs in 2020, adding 689,900 workers, an increase of about 5.28%, although this phase was characterized by the economic stagnation that accompanied COVID-19.
The UAE also has a rich track record when it comes to green economy, being the first country in the region to commit to economy-wide emission reductions, implement carbon capture, use and storage technology and benefit from peaceful nuclear energy.
But are these environmental renaissance efforts reflected in the literary and narrative product as in other countries such as Canada?
The coming days, and perhaps future sessions of the Sharjah Fair, will answer this question.
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**"especially about the phenomenon of climate change and standing on its causes and how to deal with it, in a way that creates a balanced society dominated by the values of love and mercy, and leads to the creation of a She is calm, stable and safe.

Title:

Content: Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Religious Sector in Awqaf: Culture and Consciousness Building Role to Face Climate Change
Dr. Hisham Abdul Aziz, the head of the religious sector in the Ministry of Awqaf, said that God Almighty created man in the best evaluation, and honored him and preferred him over the course of his creation, and harnessed for him all things in the universe, citing the saying of the Almighty, "We have honored the sons of Adam and Eve." We have created them in the land and in the sea, and provided them with good things, and preferred them over many of the things that we have created in favor of, and said, "He is the One who created for you all that is in the earth." It is God ’ s will to take care of the universe surrounding him from the point of view of his construction and repair.
In his speech at the first session of the Third Scientific Conference on Sustainable Development, the head of the religious sector added that corruption has many forms, some ethical, some intellectual, some administrative, some financial, and corruption is corruption whatever its color or shape, and the truth has warned its followers He came to me in all his ways and in all his ways.
Abdul Aziz stressed that our religion commands us to protect the environment from any pollution or destruction, and to seek in it everything that leads to reconstruction, or to the natural balance that God created in the universe, or to benefit from it. It is a religious and national duty to preserve the environment, and the state has the right to do everything it sees fit. To prevent or minimize damage before it occurs with the rule of closing the arms that lead to corruption, there is no doubt that the view of religion in scientific, medical or environmental issues follows Science is built on it.
He also stressed that the interests of the country and the slaves from the point of view of specialists in this matter is a legitimate interest, and all that leads to harm or corruption, so pay him back. Shari'ah.
He explained that there is a great doctrinal rule that prevents harm to oneself or harm to others deduced from the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said, “There is no harm or harm ”. The soul is harmed by any kind of physical or mental harm, and the harm is the infliction of harm on others, and there is no difference between this person and the animal or plant. There is no difference between whether this damage is psychological, financial or moral.
He added that in order to preserve the environment and protect it from environmental changes, and to pay the actual or expected damage, we emphasize the role of culture and building awareness in creating community awareness. especially about the phenomenon of climate change and standing on its causes and how to deal with it, in a way that creates a balanced society dominated by the values of love and mercy, and leads to the creation of a She is calm, stable and safe.

Dr. Goodall received the Templeton Prize in 2021 for what reason?

integrating science with spirituality and compassion

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Content: A Canadian experience that links stories with conservation
Is literature keeping pace with the green sustainability revolution?
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Canadian parliamentarian Larry McGuire wears a red rose on his jacket.
The Government of Canada chose this logo to express its identity at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
delegations at the highest levels.
The MP, who expressed his gratitude for being in this cultural community where people of all races share knowledge, spent time in the Canadian Pavilion reading from a new book dedicated to children his messages on the environment and sustainability: “It is essential that young people learn in children ’ s books to love the environment and its resources. ”
That's how he is.
Born and raised on a farm.
Then nature and its causes made him a political activist who defended the causes of farmers.
Then a member of parliament who represents his government in matters of environment, natural resources and agriculture: “When you take care of the land, the land will take care of you. ”
The Canadian Government encourages publishing houses to publish more books promoting so-called green culture, and focuses on this topic in international book fairs, as well as on another vital theme, "Indigenous people".
Cultural interest in environmental sustainability issues is consistent with the economic orientation of the country.
For example, a recent study from ECO Canada found that Canada ’ s conservation-related work sectors had 34,000 green jobs in 2020, adding 689,900 workers, an increase of about 5.28%, although this phase was characterized by the economic stagnation that accompanied COVID-19.
The UAE also has a rich track record when it comes to green economy, being the first country in the region to commit to economy-wide emission reductions, implement carbon capture, use and storage technology and benefit from peaceful nuclear energy.
But are these environmental renaissance efforts reflected in the literary and narrative product as in other countries such as Canada?
The coming days, and perhaps future sessions of the Sharjah Fair, will answer this question.
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What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

**"It is God’s will to take care of the universe surrounding him from the point of view of his construction and repair.

Title:

Content: Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Religious Sector in Awqaf: Culture and Consciousness Building Role to Face Climate Change
Dr. Hisham Abdul Aziz, the head of the religious sector in the Ministry of Awqaf, said that God Almighty created man in the best evaluation, and honored him and preferred him over the course of his creation, and harnessed for him all things in the universe, citing the saying of the Almighty, "We have honored the sons of Adam and Eve." We have created them in the land and in the sea, and provided them with good things, and preferred them over many of the things that we have created in favor of, and said, "He is the One who created for you all that is in the earth." It is God ’ s will to take care of the universe surrounding him from the point of view of his construction and repair.
In his speech at the first session of the Third Scientific Conference on Sustainable Development, the head of the religious sector added that corruption has many forms, some ethical, some intellectual, some administrative, some financial, and corruption is corruption whatever its color or shape, and the truth has warned its followers He came to me in all his ways and in all his ways.
Abdul Aziz stressed that our religion commands us to protect the environment from any pollution or destruction, and to seek in it everything that leads to reconstruction, or to the natural balance that God created in the universe, or to benefit from it. It is a religious and national duty to preserve the environment, and the state has the right to do everything it sees fit. To prevent or minimize damage before it occurs with the rule of closing the arms that lead to corruption, there is no doubt that the view of religion in scientific, medical or environmental issues follows Science is built on it.
He also stressed that the interests of the country and the slaves from the point of view of specialists in this matter is a legitimate interest, and all that leads to harm or corruption, so pay him back. Shari'ah.
He explained that there is a great doctrinal rule that prevents harm to oneself or harm to others deduced from the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said, “There is no harm or harm ”. The soul is harmed by any kind of physical or mental harm, and the harm is the infliction of harm on others, and there is no difference between this person and the animal or plant. There is no difference between whether this damage is psychological, financial or moral.
He added that in order to preserve the environment and protect it from environmental changes, and to pay the actual or expected damage, we emphasize the role of culture and building awareness in creating community awareness. especially about the phenomenon of climate change and standing on its causes and how to deal with it, in a way that creates a balanced society dominated by the values of love and mercy, and leads to the creation of a She is calm, stable and safe.

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Title:

Content: A Canadian experience that links stories with conservation
Is literature keeping pace with the green sustainability revolution?
T + T - normal size
Canadian parliamentarian Larry McGuire wears a red rose on his jacket.
The Government of Canada chose this logo to express its identity at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
delegations at the highest levels.
The MP, who expressed his gratitude for being in this cultural community where people of all races share knowledge, spent time in the Canadian Pavilion reading from a new book dedicated to children his messages on the environment and sustainability: “It is essential that young people learn in children ’ s books to love the environment and its resources. ”
That's how he is.
Born and raised on a farm.
Then nature and its causes made him a political activist who defended the causes of farmers.
Then a member of parliament who represents his government in matters of environment, natural resources and agriculture: “When you take care of the land, the land will take care of you. ”
The Canadian Government encourages publishing houses to publish more books promoting so-called green culture, and focuses on this topic in international book fairs, as well as on another vital theme, "Indigenous people".
Cultural interest in environmental sustainability issues is consistent with the economic orientation of the country.
For example, a recent study from ECO Canada found that Canada ’ s conservation-related work sectors had 34,000 green jobs in 2020, adding 689,900 workers, an increase of about 5.28%, although this phase was characterized by the economic stagnation that accompanied COVID-19.
The UAE also has a rich track record when it comes to green economy, being the first country in the region to commit to economy-wide emission reductions, implement carbon capture, use and storage technology and benefit from peaceful nuclear energy.
But are these environmental renaissance efforts reflected in the literary and narrative product as in other countries such as Canada?
The coming days, and perhaps future sessions of the Sharjah Fair, will answer this question.
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**"How has literature, as well as the arts, contributed to the concepts of sustainability, and how it has built its causes?

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Content: cultural sustainability.
Projects that preserve the literary and popular heritage
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The concept of sustainability is not limited to resources and materials, but extends beyond that and includes culture, literature and art; cultural sustainability is concerned with maintaining the sustainability of cultural thought, in addition to knowledge and all related cultural practices.
How has literature, as well as the arts, contributed to the concepts of sustainability, and how it has built its causes?
Creative approach
Author Naila Al-Ahbabi says: Culture includes sustainability and spreading awareness in activating it in all fields and preserving the literary heritage from a local vocabulary or melodies and melodies and literary approach, and integrating it with the modern style to keep the heritage immortal, and vibrant in originality.
We hosted the « Sustainability Council Pulse of Creativity » to link sustainability in all fields, and work to make sustainability a creative approach that serves any field effectively, and through culture we achieve the goals of sustainable development by applying them in all lifestyles in a way that supports renaissance, development and conservation of resources for the next generation and leads to development and positive change.
Sustainability in its truth and embodiment is a culture that begins with education.
Literature has an active role in this, as it is in all its fields a message, a call, an approach and a direction through which values and principles are established, so all the goals pursued by education, literature and culture can be effectively linked to sustainable development.
Summary of Experiences
The writer Fatima Al Mazrouei talked about cultural sustainability through governance, popular proverbs and popular poems and their harmony with the concepts of sustainability. She said: “Governance, popular proverbs and popular poems are a summary of human experiences in life situations, and are a social indicator that conveys to us a facet of life in the past. These epochs, as popular parables, are lessons from living life.
She continued: Sustainability in proverbs strengthens human bonds, and it is still a school and a constitution of life that we draw from, whether in the field of work or the field of family, raising children, companionship and company, or even in the values and principles of life, and others.
Because of the importance of proverbs and popular judgment and their great human value, attention was paid to them through the inspiration of the experiences of parents and grandparents and follow their correct approach and employ them in the curricula of students to get used to them, and can create an inspiring material that writers and intellectuals can use and employ in many areas such as the use of artificial intelligence in embodying proverbs, as if I imagine the saying There are dozens and even hundreds of popular proverbs and judgments that have been dealt with by writers in a wonderful narrative and theatrical style that is in line with modernity and interacts with students. Sustainability has contributed to the restoration of many concepts, images and customs so that they are now with us in mobile devices. This is the best use of linking between our future heritage and our prosperous future, God willing. Under the guidance of the wise leadership to preserve heritage and make it a way of life and a beacon that enlightens generations on a path for the future.
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Content: A Canadian experience that links stories with conservation
Is literature keeping pace with the green sustainability revolution?
T + T - normal size
Canadian parliamentarian Larry McGuire wears a red rose on his jacket.
The Government of Canada chose this logo to express its identity at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
delegations at the highest levels.
The MP, who expressed his gratitude for being in this cultural community where people of all races share knowledge, spent time in the Canadian Pavilion reading from a new book dedicated to children his messages on the environment and sustainability: “It is essential that young people learn in children ’ s books to love the environment and its resources. ”
That's how he is.
Born and raised on a farm.
Then nature and its causes made him a political activist who defended the causes of farmers.
Then a member of parliament who represents his government in matters of environment, natural resources and agriculture: “When you take care of the land, the land will take care of you. ”
The Canadian Government encourages publishing houses to publish more books promoting so-called green culture, and focuses on this topic in international book fairs, as well as on another vital theme, "Indigenous people".
Cultural interest in environmental sustainability issues is consistent with the economic orientation of the country.
For example, a recent study from ECO Canada found that Canada ’ s conservation-related work sectors had 34,000 green jobs in 2020, adding 689,900 workers, an increase of about 5.28%, although this phase was characterized by the economic stagnation that accompanied COVID-19.
The UAE also has a rich track record when it comes to green economy, being the first country in the region to commit to economy-wide emission reductions, implement carbon capture, use and storage technology and benefit from peaceful nuclear energy.
But are these environmental renaissance efforts reflected in the literary and narrative product as in other countries such as Canada?
The coming days, and perhaps future sessions of the Sharjah Fair, will answer this question.
Print Email

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

**"Under the guidance of the wise leadership to preserve heritage and make it a way of life and a beacon that enlightens generations on a path for the future.

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Title:

Content: A Canadian experience that links stories with conservation
Is literature keeping pace with the green sustainability revolution?
T + T - normal size
Canadian parliamentarian Larry McGuire wears a red rose on his jacket.
The Government of Canada chose this logo to express its identity at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
delegations at the highest levels.
The MP, who expressed his gratitude for being in this cultural community where people of all races share knowledge, spent time in the Canadian Pavilion reading from a new book dedicated to children his messages on the environment and sustainability: “It is essential that young people learn in children ’ s books to love the environment and its resources. ”
That's how he is.
Born and raised on a farm.
Then nature and its causes made him a political activist who defended the causes of farmers.
Then a member of parliament who represents his government in matters of environment, natural resources and agriculture: “When you take care of the land, the land will take care of you. ”
The Canadian Government encourages publishing houses to publish more books promoting so-called green culture, and focuses on this topic in international book fairs, as well as on another vital theme, "Indigenous people".
Cultural interest in environmental sustainability issues is consistent with the economic orientation of the country.
For example, a recent study from ECO Canada found that Canada ’ s conservation-related work sectors had 34,000 green jobs in 2020, adding 689,900 workers, an increase of about 5.28%, although this phase was characterized by the economic stagnation that accompanied COVID-19.
The UAE also has a rich track record when it comes to green economy, being the first country in the region to commit to economy-wide emission reductions, implement carbon capture, use and storage technology and benefit from peaceful nuclear energy.
But are these environmental renaissance efforts reflected in the literary and narrative product as in other countries such as Canada?
The coming days, and perhaps future sessions of the Sharjah Fair, will answer this question.
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What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

**"Basically, the goal here is not the tree itself to be produced; but in the long run, after a few years, to make land for agriculture after the rocks break down into smaller stones that can be moved, not to buy soil from other places and move it to the farm, not bulldozers and digging machines that tear nature apart, but the laws of nature that the farmer has learned from birds that carry an almond that they put into the rock, to click and feed on it.

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Content: ‘ All the land is arable ’ Abu Mohammed ’ s story may inspire development experts
23.02.2023 11: 20 PM
Country: Saad Dagher
Environment and Development Perspectives
He told me that he had left work in construction, and the land became his passion and refuge, after he was a professional builder, we talked about agriculture, which he had enough of and earned a decent income, an income that would enable him to live a decent life without having to work in a workshop or work for a wage.
I thought he was talking about a large area by our local Palestinian standards (five, ten or twenty dunums) and about irrigated agriculture, and I thought it was a land with fertile soil, deep and sufficient and perhaps there is an agricultural greenhouse, the use of fertilizers and modern irrigation networks, and other specifications of land we imagine.
We met in a place not far from his land, and he insisted on inviting me to visit his farm, but the insistence within me was greater, to see what he was talking about with all this passion and love, and the next week, when it was the second visit to the area, and after the completion of the planned work, in a land not far from his land, I moved to the farm of Jalal Ali Abdul Razzak with his nickname "Abu Mohammed".
The oil would have been a tear.
I entered through the door in the corner of the earth, where a hole in a fence represents the place of entry and exit to a land surrounded by a fence that protects it from wild animals, and as soon as the scene became clear, the real meaning of the phrase "digging rock with their nails", and the meaning of what Mahmoud Darwish said: "If olives knew Garsa, the oil would become tears."
When you look at the surrounding place, you see a land, where the dust is shamefully seen among the rocks and some of the shrubs and herbs, the land here is dominated by prominent rock masses and a handful of soil between them, to be in the standards of agriculture experts and the rehabilitation of land "uncultivable" or "low agricultural value" or land reclamation and rehabilitation of high cost.
Yes, we have made the reclamation and rehabilitation of land a costly process in our private, international and official agricultural development institutions, because of the intensive use of machines. The farmer believes that it is not possible to rehabilitate the land manually, and that the land needs heavy machinery in the reclamation and rehabilitation of land. Alaliya, which may reach 30 thousand dollars for the rehabilitation of ten dunams of land (one hectare), making the farmer in a state of waiting for this institution or ministry or that, in order to rebuild his land.
It is true that some cases require the help of the machine, but there is also the ability to rehabilitate the land at lower costs and by manual labor, carried out by the farmer who owns the land himself, as did the ancestors and built the mountains of Palestine with their nails and planted them with figs, olives, grapes and many fruits, without harming the biodiversity and topsoil, and without significantly distorting the landscape created by heavy machinery.
An approach that mitigates the effects of climate change
Since the costs and requirements of life are different today than before, institutions and their workers can create a formula and mechanism that gives priority to the peasant to build his own land with his own hands and relying on his experience and reading of the land, rather than contracting companies that drain large budgets.
A formula that guarantees the farmer an income that helps him to cover his daily needs and live in dignity, while building his land with his own hands in a specified period of time, under the supervision of the entity that wishes to provide assistance, administrative follow-up and so on, but most importantly technical supervision to make the land receptive to all rainwater and save it in the soil, at a time of turbulent climate and sometimes violent weather.
Stewardship turns the field into a diversified farm, keeping this production continuous throughout the year, increasing soil fertility and organic matter with minimal effort and limited costs, making agriculture a contributor to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and becoming a solution to climate change and carbon conservation in soil and plant mass, rather than a source of carbon emissions to the atmosphere.
And here, "Abu Mohammed" Jalal Abdul Razzaq, brings us back to that fact and proves that many are able to rely on the land, to live with dignity, and that manual rehabilitation of the land is possible and at low costs, although it is dominated by rocks, and that the land reached by the sun can overflow with food, and all it needs a little of the sweat of the farmer and depth of attachment to it and understand some of its natural laws.
If they want to bring institutions to the scene, this is possible with some modification of their methodology of work, and the method of implementation, away from high-cost automated work, or with simple automatic interventions and lower costs, and the farmer is the focus of the process.
A work that can introduce the methodology of “incubating rainwater in the soil / nature ”, as an essential means to improve agricultural production, improve the groundwater storage and improve the flow of springs, by saving every drop of rain that falls in the fields of farmers, this approach has not been fully worked on yet, although there are some scattered applications here and there, without turning them into integrated works, within the framework of a comprehensive vision to deal with sky water and earth.
This method of work, in addition to its agricultural importance, plays an important role in mitigating the effects of climate change and adapting to it, and contributes to the healing of our land, which is suffering from the effects of the practices of its basic nature, ignorance of the land and what it needs, ignorance of the soil and what it contains, ignorance of what makes it sick and kill it. Chemical duration, herbicides and pesticides.
But what has Jalal done and is doing here on his small farm, large in size, in his village of Deir al-Sudan, north of Ramallah?
The answer has a lot of details.
I learned a lot after being a brute.
The man looks at a house at the top of the hill and points his finger and says, "Do you see that house?
It was the last house I built for the owners, and after that I left the building profession. ”
One day while I was there, a friend came to me with someone from outside the village and said, "Do you want to sell that rocky land of yours?"
We walked together towards the earth and the stranger said, "Put the number that suits you and I will pay it for this land."
Then I said to him, “This land is not for sale and has never been, this land I will build and plant. ”
“But they are masses of rocks, ” said the stranger, who wants to buy the land,“ you will see them if God gives us enough age and if we are to meet, ” Abu Muhammad replied with a fire burning inside him.
He continues: “I finished my construction work and came to the land with determination and conviction that there is no land here that is uncultivable, the land needs energy, determination and will. I began to remove moving stones, build stone walls and collect dirt in spots here and there. I planted olives, figs, almonds, grapes and plums. I dug the land with my own hands, and moved the soil from one part to the other. ” Finn, I spent weeks and months working alone and the work is still going on, the land always needs work, I give it to you to give me, I spend my time here, with the land and its trees and vegetables, I live with peace of mind, it is my permanent refuge and the source of my balance and happiness. ”
He says: I produce enough from this land to spend on the family, but the secret is to maintain production throughout the year non-stop, the income must be continuous and not seasonal, you must have a plan of action in the land, just as you prepare a plan to build a house, and after construction you must have a plan of permanent use and maintenance of the house, so is the case with the farm.
But how, you adopt rain-fed agriculture or very little irrigation in the summer for some crops, your land is rocky, the soil is few and surface and the area is only 2200 square meters, how can you produce and make enough income?
In response to my question: Look, here are the olives, around which I built circles or semicircles of stones, filled them with soil because the earth is rocky and the soil is not deep, and thus I preserve moisture in a high proportion, which enables me to grow beans, peas, onions, garlic and potatoes in these circles around the tree and in the empty spaces between them. And the harvest will be heavy and light in the next year.
You see me taking care of the tree, as a father takes care of his child, look at the olive tree how I trim it, you will not find on it a dry branch, not broken, not tangled branches, the sunlight permeates it completely and the air, a tree like this and with all this care and love, how can it not respond to me with love, abundance and abundant production.
“To be honest, at first I was inexperienced in farming, ” he said,“ I didn ’ t know how to trim olives, but today, I deal with the tree like a barber deals with head hair, I ’ ve gained enough experience and yet I ’ m still learning.
For example, in the cracks between the fixed and large rocks, those that cannot be moved, nature does its work, it can "tear" the rocks and open them, trees with their roots penetrate the rock and slowly break it down, reaching their roots to the depths, and thus increase the amount of rainwater that remains in the ground, and turns the rocky land into a land that can be relied on for production.
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In the farm "Abu Mohammed" there are grapes, pears, almonds, olives, lemon, orange, figs, almonds and olives, beans and peas, onions and garlic, potatoes and bull tongue, thyme and sage, lettuce, flower and cabbage, spinach, arugula, dandelion, loofah and radish, lentils and thermos, which are things that others can find in their farms, but the unique Here you come to rely on what comes from nature: the stones in which he builds basins for trees, the soil of the land that he collects from among the rocks to make a place where he grows an olive, and with olives you find in the basin beans and other plants, and the most exciting cultivation of almond seeds in the cracks of the rocks to crumble.
Basically, the goal here is not the tree itself to be produced; but in the long run, after a few years, to make land for agriculture after the rocks break down into smaller stones that can be moved, not to buy soil from other places and move it to the farm, not bulldozers and digging machines that tear nature apart, but the laws of nature that the farmer has learned from birds that carry an almond that they put into the rock, to click and feed on it. Under the pressure of the blows of the bird's beak and it goes into the crack of the rock, away from its beak, to settle there until winter, when a tree grows and cracks the rock.
Thus were the lessons of nature with Jalal Abdul Razzaq, inspired him and made him a lover of the earth and a servant of it, so she gave him its goods.
When we calculated his annual income from this land, the average was equal to the average salary of a middle income employee, the difference here is that "Abu Mohammed" became his own master, relieved of mind, does not care about the crises of high food prices, as much of what he needs in his food is produced here, for the consumption of his family and sells surplus, produces his municipal seeds and sells more.
From the beans alone he sells the equivalent of an employee ’ s income for a month, and from the peas more, while the olives make an income equivalent to the salary of an average employee for five months, as he sells grape leaves, which now generate a lucrative income for him.
“Why do people buy your product? ” he asked.
“It ’ s simple, ” he says,“ people trust the production, I don ’ t spray and I don ’ t use chemical fertilizers, and when they taste my production once, they quickly become my customers.
In the summer he plants summer vegetables and gives them with his hands a little water without irrigation networks, he grows municipal vegetables adapted to the lack of water, grows okra and cowpeas, tomatoes and municipal zucchini, hatchlings, chickpeas, a little pepper, eggplant, beans and cucumbers because they consume water.
I don ’ t get tired of his lovingly flowing talk: “The land has become a school for me, but more than a school, every day teaches me lessons, I try and try and learn, I learn how to save water, how to increase production, how to continue production throughout the year to eat and sell, that ’ s what this land taught me. No. No.
I prune the olive tree in a way that allows sunlight to permeate it and reach the ground beneath it, and so I can grow vegetables under it because the sun will reach it, and if I plant summer vegetables under it or near it and give it some water, the olive tree will benefit from this water as well, thus increasing the value of the little irrigation I offer to the vegetables.
This is the proper management of water and resources, Abu Mohammed concludes: “My comfort is in my land, and I am teaching my children this work to stick to it, as I have stuck to it. ”
Abu Mohammed learned from the earth some of its lessons, so when will the development experts learn from this man any of his lessons?
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Is literature keeping pace with the green sustainability revolution?
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Canadian parliamentarian Larry McGuire wears a red rose on his jacket.
The Government of Canada chose this logo to express its identity at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
delegations at the highest levels.
The MP, who expressed his gratitude for being in this cultural community where people of all races share knowledge, spent time in the Canadian Pavilion reading from a new book dedicated to children his messages on the environment and sustainability: “It is essential that young people learn in children ’ s books to love the environment and its resources. ”
That's how he is.
Born and raised on a farm.
Then nature and its causes made him a political activist who defended the causes of farmers.
Then a member of parliament who represents his government in matters of environment, natural resources and agriculture: “When you take care of the land, the land will take care of you. ”
The Canadian Government encourages publishing houses to publish more books promoting so-called green culture, and focuses on this topic in international book fairs, as well as on another vital theme, "Indigenous people".
Cultural interest in environmental sustainability issues is consistent with the economic orientation of the country.
For example, a recent study from ECO Canada found that Canada ’ s conservation-related work sectors had 34,000 green jobs in 2020, adding 689,900 workers, an increase of about 5.28%, although this phase was characterized by the economic stagnation that accompanied COVID-19.
The UAE also has a rich track record when it comes to green economy, being the first country in the region to commit to economy-wide emission reductions, implement carbon capture, use and storage technology and benefit from peaceful nuclear energy.
But are these environmental renaissance efforts reflected in the literary and narrative product as in other countries such as Canada?
The coming days, and perhaps future sessions of the Sharjah Fair, will answer this question.
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Content: A Canadian experience that links stories with conservation
Is literature keeping pace with the green sustainability revolution?
T + T - normal size
Canadian parliamentarian Larry McGuire wears a red rose on his jacket.
The Government of Canada chose this logo to express its identity at the Sharjah International Book Fair.
delegations at the highest levels.
The MP, who expressed his gratitude for being in this cultural community where people of all races share knowledge, spent time in the Canadian Pavilion reading from a new book dedicated to children his messages on the environment and sustainability: “It is essential that young people learn in children ’ s books to love the environment and its resources. ”
That's how he is.
Born and raised on a farm.
Then nature and its causes made him a political activist who defended the causes of farmers.
Then a member of parliament who represents his government in matters of environment, natural resources and agriculture: “When you take care of the land, the land will take care of you. ”
The Canadian Government encourages publishing houses to publish more books promoting so-called green culture, and focuses on this topic in international book fairs, as well as on another vital theme, "Indigenous people".
Cultural interest in environmental sustainability issues is consistent with the economic orientation of the country.
For example, a recent study from ECO Canada found that Canada ’ s conservation-related work sectors had 34,000 green jobs in 2020, adding 689,900 workers, an increase of about 5.28%, although this phase was characterized by the economic stagnation that accompanied COVID-19.
The UAE also has a rich track record when it comes to green economy, being the first country in the region to commit to economy-wide emission reductions, implement carbon capture, use and storage technology and benefit from peaceful nuclear energy.
But are these environmental renaissance efforts reflected in the literary and narrative product as in other countries such as Canada?
The coming days, and perhaps future sessions of the Sharjah Fair, will answer this question.
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These sentences connect deeply to the importance of fostering awareness, personal responsibility, sustainability, learning from nature, and community stewardship—all essential aspects of Jane Goodall’s message and her Roots & Shoots program's ongoing relevance to global conservation efforts.

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I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
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Wael Lotfy
Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Religious Sector in Awqaf: Culture and Consciousness Building Role to Face Climate Change
Dr. Hisham Abdul Aziz, the head of the religious sector in the Ministry of Awqaf, said that God Almighty created man in the best evaluation, and honored him and preferred him over the course of his creation, and harnessed for him all things in the universe, citing the saying of the Almighty, "We have honored the sons of Adam and Eve." We have created them in the land and in the sea, and provided them with good things, and preferred them over many of the things that we have created in favor of, and said, "He is the One who created for you all that is in the earth." It is God ’ s will to take care of the universe surrounding him from the point of view of his construction and repair.
In his speech at the first session of the Third Scientific Conference on Sustainable Development, the head of the religious sector added that corruption has many forms, some ethical, some intellectual, some administrative, some financial, and corruption is corruption whatever its color or shape, and the truth has warned its followers He came to me in all his ways and in all his ways.
Abdul Aziz stressed that our religion commands us to protect the environment from any pollution or destruction, and to seek in it everything that leads to reconstruction, or to the natural balance that God created in the universe, or to benefit from it. It is a religious and national duty to preserve the environment, and the state has the right to do everything it sees fit. To prevent or minimize damage before it occurs with the rule of closing the arms that lead to corruption, there is no doubt that the view of religion in scientific, medical or environmental issues follows Science is built on it.
He also stressed that the interests of the country and the slaves from the point of view of specialists in this matter is a legitimate interest, and all that leads to harm or corruption, so pay him back. Shari'ah.
He explained that there is a great doctrinal rule that prevents harm to oneself or harm to others deduced from the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said, “There is no harm or harm ”. The soul is harmed by any kind of physical or mental harm, and the harm is the infliction of harm on others, and there is no difference between this person and the animal or plant. There is no difference between whether this damage is psychological, financial or moral.
He added that in order to preserve the environment and protect it from environmental changes, and to pay the actual or expected damage, we emphasize the role of culture and building awareness in creating community awareness. especially about the phenomenon of climate change and standing on its causes and how to deal with it, in a way that creates a balanced society dominated by the values of love and mercy, and leads to the creation of a She is calm, stable and safe.

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

realize they can make a difference
Learn from the environment

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

drive to protect the earth
ecological literacy

Use these as discussion points for the role of individual and collective action in conservation and respectful civil discourse.

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Content: Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Chairman of the Board of Directors and Editors
I'm sorry.
Mohamad Elbaz
Editor-in-Chief
Wael Lotfy
Religious Sector in Awqaf: Culture and Consciousness Building Role to Face Climate Change
Dr. Hisham Abdul Aziz, the head of the religious sector in the Ministry of Awqaf, said that God Almighty created man in the best evaluation, and honored him and preferred him over the course of his creation, and harnessed for him all things in the universe, citing the saying of the Almighty, "We have honored the sons of Adam and Eve." We have created them in the land and in the sea, and provided them with good things, and preferred them over many of the things that we have created in favor of, and said, "He is the One who created for you all that is in the earth." It is God ’ s will to take care of the universe surrounding him from the point of view of his construction and repair.
In his speech at the first session of the Third Scientific Conference on Sustainable Development, the head of the religious sector added that corruption has many forms, some ethical, some intellectual, some administrative, some financial, and corruption is corruption whatever its color or shape, and the truth has warned its followers He came to me in all his ways and in all his ways.
Abdul Aziz stressed that our religion commands us to protect the environment from any pollution or destruction, and to seek in it everything that leads to reconstruction, or to the natural balance that God created in the universe, or to benefit from it. It is a religious and national duty to preserve the environment, and the state has the right to do everything it sees fit. To prevent or minimize damage before it occurs with the rule of closing the arms that lead to corruption, there is no doubt that the view of religion in scientific, medical or environmental issues follows Science is built on it.
He also stressed that the interests of the country and the slaves from the point of view of specialists in this matter is a legitimate interest, and all that leads to harm or corruption, so pay him back. Shari'ah.
He explained that there is a great doctrinal rule that prevents harm to oneself or harm to others deduced from the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) when he said, “There is no harm or harm ”. The soul is harmed by any kind of physical or mental harm, and the harm is the infliction of harm on others, and there is no difference between this person and the animal or plant. There is no difference between whether this damage is psychological, financial or moral.
He added that in order to preserve the environment and protect it from environmental changes, and to pay the actual or expected damage, we emphasize the role of culture and building awareness in creating community awareness. especially about the phenomenon of climate change and standing on its causes and how to deal with it, in a way that creates a balanced society dominated by the values of love and mercy, and leads to the creation of a She is calm, stable and safe.

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

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Content: You don't know. Chanel's a great businessman.
When I have to choose between the man I love and the clothes, I choose the clothes.
Long before the brand became the focus of media and public relations, Chanel was business-savvy and understood how the market worked.
She believes that the brand must have recognition, so in 1925, Coco herself painted the world's famous double C logo with the opposite cross.
Chanel also constructs the “gene ” of this trademark, making this symbol inspired by the stained glass windows of her childhood monastery in Obazina, which is known worldwide today.
As a powerful businessman, Chanel sold the manufacturing and sales rights of No. 5 perfume to the Wertheimer brothers and decided to withdraw it.
After she discovered that she had only a small profit from the hot perfume No. 5, she fought a lawsuit for more than 20 years, even for the right to perfume to transfer, during World War II, using the social reality that Jews were not allowed to own property at the time, to inform the Nazis that the Wittheimer brothers were Jews.
Before the Great Depression in the United States, MGM and Coco signed a large contract, for millions of dollars to ask Chanel to design costumes for important actresses, twice a year.
Film industry mogul Samuel Goldwyn was attracted to Chanel ’ s clothing style, hoping to bring his star to the Parisian style of Chanel.
Coach ’ s advice attracts success
Just like cocoa, you can stay alert so you don ’ t miss the opportunity.
Ask for intelligence while carefully analyzing the experiences and results you ’ ve gained, especially those you ’ ve learned from failures.
Reviewing your own shortcomings and needs will make it easier for you to adapt and accept better strategies.
No matter what profession you are in, prepare and gather information as far in advance as possible, and then summarize it!
In order to have a clearer idea, remove the unimportant parts to think about and seize the opportunity!
Our subconscious needs rest, so it ’ s also important to clear your head in time.
Success will come, and this is the best time to look back on who has helped you and express gratitude to them.
Don ’ t be content with your current grades, take a good look at your past efforts and record them.
Who knows? Maybe these laws can be applied to other areas of your life and have the same positive results!
Nature is the best example, water can bring a rich harvest to all animals and plants, and stagnant water will become lifeless.
When you and the people around you turn and share your wealth, you are contributing to a healthy and sustainable cycle that nourishes everyone.
(This article is excerpted from Aurelie Godfrey ’ s React and Think Like Chanel, courtesy of Ark Culture)
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Lang Zuyun: No one wants to hear the perfect person speak.
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Asia ’ s first “Jane Goodall Primary School ” to open in Taiwan
Dr. Jane Goodall (Source Taiwan English News)
The Tang Prize Foundation and Jane Goodall International signed a cooperation agreement today (11) to support conservation and education efforts in three countries: Taiwan, Malaysia and India. The first experimental primary school in Asia focusing on conservation and sustainability issues will be opened in Taiwan. Jane Goodall Institute of Taiwan.
2020 Tang Prize Sustainable Development Laureate Dr. Jane Goodall, who was selected as a Tang Prize Laureate last year, began to use the $10 million research grant from the prize to launch sustainable conservation efforts this year. One of the projects is called Conservation Asia, which runs from August 2021 to December 2025.
The Tang Prize Education Foundation hopes to spread the power and spirit of the Tang Prize to promote sustainable development through this collaboration with the Genghuad International Association, and to carry on the Genghuad philosophy: “Human disrespect for nature has caused climate change and biodiversity crisis, and human beings should take responsibility for protecting ecosystems. ”
The main purpose of the Asia Conservation Project is to support conservation and education efforts in Taiwan, Malaysia and India, starting with the establishment of the first experimental primary school in Asia focusing on conservation and sustainability issues in Taiwan, called the Jane Goodall Sustainability Academy.
The second is Project Monyet, which raises awareness about the conservation of primates on the Malaysian peninsula through activities such as workshops and collaborates with scientists to document wildlife species.
Finally, there is the Hope Project in India, which builds a connection between young people and nature through activities such as workshops and nurtures their understanding, awareness and action of nature.
In addition, Conservation Asia will host a Youth Forum each year to help teams work together and share the fruits of their work, produce and deliver impactful and diverse teaching resources and materials to rebuild the lost connection between humanity and nature.
We believe that bringing children closer to nature from a young age will help foster children ’ s ecological literacy and caring for the planet. In addition to establishing a solid foundation in the local area, we are also committed to creating and sharing influential and diverse teaching materials to increase citizen engagement and raise public awareness of the importance of wildlife. Create a vibrant sharing platform through events such as summits, workshops, and more.
She went on to share that Taiwan ’ s first Zhengude Elementary School will guide students to understand the mysteries of nature ’ s operation, allowing children to explore in the learning environment, and cultivate three core principles of knowledge (understanding), compassion (care) and mobility.
Chen Zhenchuan, CEO of the Tang Prize Education Foundation, said that according to United Nations statistics, by 2050, more than two-thirds of the world ’ s population and about 6.4 billion people will live in cities, that is, under the rapid development of science and technology and urbanization, human intensive activities will accelerate the destruction of the earth ’ s ecology and environment and resource depletion, resulting in more green land being turned into an artificial environment. Severe disasters continue to occur, including typhoons and floods, major earthquakes, forest fires, infectious diseases, etc.
Therefore, it is more necessary to solve the problem of habitat fragmentation and maintain biodiversity through environmental and ecological protection education, so as to realize the vision of human beings and nature living side by side.
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△ The Tang Prize Education Foundation and Jane Goodall International concluded the signing ceremony of the Agreement on Conservation in Asia today. (Photo courtesy of Tang Prize Education Foundation)

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[Ming Pao article] Sun Sheng should take the exam, ask "father for son, son for father" why "straight in it", and want to know the answers to questions 24 and 25 of the reading volume.
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young people working together on conservation projects

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drive to protect the earth
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How far has Dr. Goodall's Roots & Shoots program spread?

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**"This study provides a clearer understanding that people are indeed in the age of rapid climate change and that actions and changes are needed to stop the Earth’s environment from deteriorating.

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International Virtual Science Conference Results Reveal Ming Tao Secondary School ’ s Two Students Earned the Highest Rating of Four Stars
▲ Ming-tao Secondary School 2 students challenge for the 2022 International Virtual Science Conference (IVSS), which won the highest recognition of the four-star medal.
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Reporters Yu Chiung-hua, Gao Tang-yao / Coverage from Taichung
This year, seven schools in Taiwan submitted 23 works at the International Virtual Science Symposium (IVSS), and the works of Chen Yuzhen and Shih Hoon, second year students of Ming Tao High School, were awarded four stars and received three additional medals, becoming one of the three works in Taiwan that achieved the same result.
The International Virtual Science Symposium organized by GLOBE PROGRAM (Global Learning and Observation Program for the Environment) is a forum for students from GLOBE schools participating in natural environment observation in various countries to present their results in virtual cyberspace and be judged by professors or scholars in relevant professional fields. Written in English, Spanish, French, etc.
Research topics need to be related to the Earth environment space continuously observed by GLOBE PROGRAM such as the Hydrosphere, Atmosphere, Biosphere, Geosphere or Earth science system, and the research direction is best from the natural environment around the students themselves. The research results must also be used in the official website by students from various countries. Dispatched data.
The school said that the GLOBE PROGRAM is now under the guidance of the earth science teacher Shi Fengxi, and conducts weekly training courses, and encourages observers to participate in various activities organized by GLOBE PROGRAM, including the biggest event of the year IVSS. Become a member of GLOBE PROGRAM and be eligible to participate in IVSS.
Since joining GLOBE PROGRAM in 2017, the school has been encouraging students to participate in IVSS, but the need to write research reports in English seems to make students nervous. Only this year, a group of students are willing to challenge this activity and get good results. This study provides a clearer understanding that people are indeed in the age of rapid climate change and that actions and changes are needed to stop the Earth ’ s environment from deteriorating.
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"Our group believes that compared to the statistical table, the cross-line statistical chart can better reflect the trend of population change and dust storm growth in China from the 1950s to the 1990s, and we can see that population growth and dust storms are related."
"The population increases, more trees are cut down, the area of desertification expands, and the strong winds and unstable air in the spring create dust storms."
In an ordinary classroom at Changan Elementary School, which has a century-old school history in Xicheng District, Beijing, a fifth-grade elementary school student was speaking on the podium about the relationship between human activities and dust storms, and the big screen behind them was the "research results" summarized by their group, while the three teachers and other students sitting under the platform raised questions from time to time.
If it wasn ’ t for your own eyes, you might find it hard to believe that this was the class statement of a fifth-grader.
You may not think that this is neither a math lesson nor a science lesson, but a language lesson on a “study report on a sandstorm. ”
The study reports that this word, perhaps only mentioned in college classes, now appears in the language class of the fifth grade of elementary school.
Faced with this strange topic, the students do not know where to start, Liu teacher told everyone, in fact, the writing of the "research report" only needs three steps: collate the data, analyze the data, and draw conclusions.
However, in the face of a pile of dense information about the sandstorm, the students were troubled: "Teacher, we see so many numbers are almost dizzy!"
"Don 't worry, we ask Mr. Feng to help everyone." Mr. Liu asked Mr. Feng to take the math class to the podium.
Under the guidance of Mr. Feng, the students in each group sorted the numbers into strips of statistical charts, statistical tables and folding statistical charts, so that the dazzling data suddenly became clear at a glance.
We found that the population growth has a lot to do with the frequency of dust storms.
The students also found that the most frequent sandstorms occurred in the spring.
"Then why is this? We ask Mr. Zhang in the science and technology class to explain to you." Mr. Feng gave the class to Mr. Zhang.
Zhang told everyone that there are many reasons for the formation of dust storms, among which sand sources, strong winds and unstable air are the main factors.
After playing a short film introducing the cause of the sandstorm, Teacher Zhang guided the students to have a lively discussion about the relationship between the increase in population and sand sources, the characteristics of the spring climate, and the sandstorm.
For this innovative way of teaching, Director Chen, who has been responsible for the sustainable development education project of Changan Primary School, has deep feelings: "With sustainable development education as the main line, teachers have integrated many repetitive knowledge points in various subject teaching materials in advance."
The teaching content, which used to require three class hours, can now be finished with only one class hour, and the teaching effect is better.
There are also more opportunities for exchanges and cooperation between teachers, and the teaching atmosphere in the school has become more harmonious.
"I am really grateful to the science and technology teachers, the math teachers and me for taking this class together, and my classroom burden has been reduced a lot."
Although the cooperation of different teachers means that the workload before class increases, but our comprehensive quality has also been improved. "After experiencing this new teaching method firsthand, teacher Liu felt a lot.
"We have to prepare a lot of information before class, so that we can understand a lot of extracurricular knowledge, class we can freely discuss, express their ideas, after class originally to write three homework, now only to write one, and we are related to life, interesting topics, of course we like it!"
Changan Primary School ’ s refreshing teaching content and methods are the positive and effective results of the Environmental Educators ’ Initiative (EEI), a long-term education project launched in 1997 by the Ministry of Education of China, WWF and bp. Development education is integrated into the basic education curriculum of primary and secondary schools throughout the country.
As a pilot school of EEI, Changan Primary School has integrated the repetitive contents of different subject materials into sustainable development education after six years of practical exploration and summed up a unique curriculum model.
However, any innovation has to pay a price, and Changan Primary School has faced many difficulties in the exploration of sustainable development education.
"Interdisciplinary penetration of teaching reduces the burden on students, but increases the workload of teachers."
However, the school finally overcame the difficulties of limited funds and manpower, and carried out educational activities on the themes of "Protecting Resources, Starting with Me", "The Prairie and Sandstorm" and "The Yellow River, the Eternal Mother" in all grades, with good results.
"In their green diaries, students not only have their own whimsical water saving tips, but also their imagination of the Beijing Green Olympics," said Cui. "We find that the concept of sustainable development is gradually deepening into the lives and learning of the students."
In the past six years, as a consultant for the sustainable development education project of Changan Primary School, Dr. Tian Qing of the Environmental Education Center of Beijing Normal University (EEI Project Partner) has been involved in the exploration of the interdisciplinary penetration teaching model of Changan Primary School and has put forward many valuable suggestions.
"This teaching model of Changan Primary School is relatively cutting-edge in China and even in the world, and it provides a model and concept worth promoting for our sustainable development education," she said.
That is, in addition to teaching knowledge, schools should also cultivate students' values of sustainable development and the ability to observe and solve problems in a vivid and diverse manner. "
As for the teaching exploration of Chang ’ an Primary School, Mr. Li Qing, who is in charge of the EEI project at WWF China, commented: “One of the ideas we have always emphasized in the implementation of the EEI project is that the school can only say that it has achieved certain success by changing the teachers and students from ‘ I want to do ’ to ‘ I want to do ’.
From “education about the environment ” to“ education for sustainable development ”, the EEI project has undergone a rich and varied exploration process.
More and more EEI pilot schools around the country have joined the exploration of sustainable development education, and they integrate the local reality and subtly cultivate the concept of sustainable development in their daily learning and life.
After nine years of efforts, the EEI project has set up sustainable development education centers in 19 teachers' colleges and two comprehensive universities nationwide, 86 primary and secondary schools and three environmental education field bases in 23 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, and has directly benefited 5 million students.
We see that through the rich and diverse forms of teaching practice carried out by EEI project pilot schools across the country, EEI is forming a teaching environment that advocates the concept of sustainable development.
More and more teachers and students are discovering that education for sustainable development is all around us.
We have reason to believe that when the green seeds are sown in the fertile soil of the child's heart, they will take root and grow into towering trees under the care of the spring breeze and rain.
By then, it was the moving moment for us to gather our green dreams!

Dr. Goodall believed what steps would slow population growth?

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What does Dr. Goodall hope the the Apple TV series "Jane" will do for people?

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

drive to protect the earth
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International Virtual Science Conference Results Reveal Ming Tao Secondary School ’ s Two Students Earned the Highest Rating of Four Stars
▲ Ming-tao Secondary School 2 students challenge for the 2022 International Virtual Science Conference (IVSS), which won the highest recognition of the four-star medal.
(Photo / Courtesy of Ming Tao Secondary School, same below)
Reporters Yu Chiung-hua, Gao Tang-yao / Coverage from Taichung
This year, seven schools in Taiwan submitted 23 works at the International Virtual Science Symposium (IVSS), and the works of Chen Yuzhen and Shih Hoon, second year students of Ming Tao High School, were awarded four stars and received three additional medals, becoming one of the three works in Taiwan that achieved the same result.
The International Virtual Science Symposium organized by GLOBE PROGRAM (Global Learning and Observation Program for the Environment) is a forum for students from GLOBE schools participating in natural environment observation in various countries to present their results in virtual cyberspace and be judged by professors or scholars in relevant professional fields. Written in English, Spanish, French, etc.
Research topics need to be related to the Earth environment space continuously observed by GLOBE PROGRAM such as the Hydrosphere, Atmosphere, Biosphere, Geosphere or Earth science system, and the research direction is best from the natural environment around the students themselves. The research results must also be used in the official website by students from various countries. Dispatched data.
The school said that the GLOBE PROGRAM is now under the guidance of the earth science teacher Shi Fengxi, and conducts weekly training courses, and encourages observers to participate in various activities organized by GLOBE PROGRAM, including the biggest event of the year IVSS. Become a member of GLOBE PROGRAM and be eligible to participate in IVSS.
Since joining GLOBE PROGRAM in 2017, the school has been encouraging students to participate in IVSS, but the need to write research reports in English seems to make students nervous. Only this year, a group of students are willing to challenge this activity and get good results. This study provides a clearer understanding that people are indeed in the age of rapid climate change and that actions and changes are needed to stop the Earth ’ s environment from deteriorating.
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**"We see that through the rich and diverse forms of teaching practice carried out by EEI project pilot schools across the country, EEI is forming a teaching environment that advocates the concept of sustainable development.

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   - *Relevance: Supports discussion of educational methods and community involvement in sustainability, aligning with Goodall’s advocacy of grassroots action (as with Roots & Shoots).

Dr. Goodall believed what steps would slow population growth?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

What will decrease anxiety according to Dr. Goodall?

young people working together on conservation projects

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

drive to protect the earth
ecological literacy

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5.

**"More and more teachers and students are discovering that education for sustainable development is all around us.

Dr. Goodall believed what steps would slow population growth?

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

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   - *Relevance: Addresses how Goodall’s principles are being adopted in contemporary education, inspiring ongoing awareness and action.

Dr. Goodall believed what steps would slow population growth?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

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6.

**"We have reason to believe that when the green seeds are sown in the fertile soil of the child's heart, they will take root and grow into towering trees under the care of the spring breeze and rain.

At the Proctor & Gamble 2022 summit on regional sustainability, what did Dr. Jane Goodall emphasize?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

drive to protect the earth
ecological literacy

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   - *Relevance: A metaphor mirroring Goodall’s approach of fostering lifelong commitment to conservation in youth—central to Roots & Shoots.

Dr. Goodall believed what steps would slow population growth?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the Jane Goodall Barbie doll will encourage?

What does Dr. Goodall hope the the Apple TV series "Jane" will do for people?

encourage people to join the Roots & Shoots program

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?

drive to protect the earth
ecological literacy

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**Use these sentences to highlight:**
- Jane Goodall’s influence on conservation education globally.

- The ongoing, current initiatives inspired by her work.

- The importance of involving youth through practical, local, and global projects.

What will decrease anxiety according to Dr. Goodall?

young people working together on conservation projects

- How sustainability and civil dialogue are fostered in education inspired by Goodall.

These points provide a foundation for your class and facilitate discussions on both the importance of conservation and effective, respectful discourse.

What would letting children get close to nature help cultivate?