It has already become a tradition that the summer issue of ’Refleksje’ is devoted to ecology.
Ecological thinking is, in fact, an integral part of modern schooling, which is pursuing
rational, scientific, experience-based education concerning the natural environment and
civilization. The desire to enrich the skills and tools of teachers working at all educational
stages is one of the reasons behind the previous topics we addressed, such as: ’Urban
Ecology’, ’Renewable Energy Sources’ or ’Ecology of Culture’.
This time we are following up relationships between ecology and everyday life, because
this is where the most ecologically-important processes, especially social ones, take place.
It is our decision whether we will live in harmony with nature.Ecology has become an indispensable part of
everyday life, even though, as scientists point out, the term tends to be misused. Indeed,
ecology is something more than just keeping the environment clean and buying ecofriendly
products.
