The Environmental Dimension of Kyrgyzstan's Development

Strengthening the natural foundations of environmental safety is the most important element in ensuring the survival and sustainability of both Kyrgyzstan and the planet as a whole. Only Life creates the conditions for Life!

The Environmental Dimension of Development

The reduction of natural ecosystems leads to a decline in environmental sustainability and a deterioration of its vital qualities. Life is possible only within communities and within a specific set of conditions characterizing their habitat.

On the Environmental Foundations and Components of the Concept of Sustainable Development of Kyrgyzstan

The paper examines the concept of Sustainable Development as a system of intersecting discourses. Several axes along which these discourses are formed are identified, important for understanding "what is a plus and what is a minus" for the SD concept.

Address at the National Presentation of the UN Resolution 'Nature Knows No Borders'

Representatives of the Environmental Movement 'BIOM,' the Global Forest Coalition, and national environmental organizations took part in the National Presentation of the draft resolution of the 75th session of the UN General Assembly, 'Nature Knows No Borders.'

Challenges in the Content of Modern Education in the Context of Globalization

Humanity currently faces a number of global challenges. By global challenges, we mean the abrupt changes in the social, informational, and natural environment of human habitation that have occurred over the past 100 years in almost the entire world.

Urban Eco-Culture as a Foundation for Biodiversity Conservation

The decline of biodiversity in Kyrgyzstan over a long period of time has been caused by a number of factors, particularly the disruption of the habitat conditions of natural communities or their direct destruction.

On the Need to Introduce a Moratorium on Hunting
For Upkeep, or for Work?

Our own State Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry does not have enough salaried positions for nature protection, even for those species of animals and plants included in the Red Book of the Kyrgyz Republic.

Fallen From the Tree

The tree is a symbol of Life. It gave rise to humankind. Humans are the fruit of the Tree of Life. But a fruit that is unable to reproduce Life, yet is able to worsen and even destroy it.

Psychological Elements of the World Picture 2

In 21st-century psychological science, the idea is becoming increasingly widespread that the meaningful perception of the world is a process fundamentally similar to its construction (for example, a 2009 scientific conference of Moscow State University psychologists, held in honor of Academician A. Asmolov's 60th birthday, was devoted to the construction of worlds). In essence, this is one form of the idea of the psychological plurality of worlds, which is encapsulated in the classical formula 'tat tvam asi.'

Nature and Culture: The Great Confrontation

Here only one way out remains: since one cannot assume that people, taken as a whole in their actions, have any rational purpose of their own, one must try to discover, in the senseless course of human affairs, a purpose of nature.
— I. Kant

School T Is a School of Thematic Learning.

School T is a school of thematic learning. Its necessity is recognized by students, but it is suppressed by the teaching structure that has become entrenched worldwide. The structure of instruction! Indeed, who is capable of studying, one after another over the course of several hours (in exactly this order), tangents and cotangents, the cardiovascular system of mammals, the realism of Leo Tolstoy, the structural formula of benzene, and the June Third coup d'état — without losing their mind? The answer is well known: you are. You graduated from a school built on the principle of subject-based instruction. It is curious that the terms 'to study' and 'to understand' have, in essence, been removed from school parlance and, with good reason, replaced by the special word 'to internalize.'