Environmental Apathy in Young Adults

Before I start talking, I hope that you can do something for me. I hope that you can shoot your favorite places outdoors. It does not matter anywhere. There are places you visit frequently, places you've done, places you see in the paintings you left behind, or even marks left in your heart. Imagine animals filled with this place, green plants, and fresh air. Imagine how many people and organisms in the area are affected and the number of creatures that depend on it to survive.

At the moment, environmental education is very important. Firstly, the future of our planet depends on the environment and geopolitical knowledge of young people (and adults). If the new generation can not find the ecological problems of the world and does not have the essential ability to suggest a solution, it will not work over the coming decades to decades. Consequently, consciousness is an important reason for environmental education. Another reason is healing. In my opinion, the purpose of environmental education is not only to disseminate knowledge about the earth, but also to encourage all young people to freely express the situation of geopolitical issues they face. Violence by power such as colonialism, patriarchism, deterioration of ecosystem

Environmental education is often associated with environmental learning and environmental protection behavior. However, some methods of environmental education enable young people to grow by cultivating assets that support confidence, self-efficacy, and other personal happiness. In this chapter, we will explore the intersection of urban environmental education and aggressive youth development. It tells teachers, environmental educators, scientific educators, young workers, etc. who want to promote environmental learning and positive growth trajectory for young people at various educational sites such as school classrooms, extracurricular activities, community organizations can do. , Youth development group, church, camp, nature center, science center, museum, garden