Composition on the topic “Beauty and environmental problems of the native land”. Message “Environmental problems of the world, Russia, my region and city Message on the topic of environmental problems of our region

Dear friends! Today I would like to talk to you about a very important problem in our life - environmental. It's no secret that the environmental situation in our country is very difficult, it is deteriorating every year. Now, when nuclear power plants explode, when gasoline flows along the rivers and from clean reservoirs they turn into black dirty ribbons, when entire forests disappear, we must, simply must think and ask ourselves the question: “What will remain on our planet? Will our grandchildren be able to go to the forest for mushrooms and berries? Will they be able to swim in the river on a sunny day, and then hide in the shade of a birch grove? I want to draw your attention to the environmental problems of our village Pyatovsk. Let's go through the streets and alleys. Tell me, did you notice a huge puddle near the 18 apartment building? It was formed six months ago due to a water pipe break, flooded all the basements, creates dirt, which is already enough. In the courtyard of this house there is a constantly terrible stench coming from the sewerage and poisoning all living things. And now let's look at the square, which is located opposite the house. In the summer it is overgrown with weeds, and in the spring it is littered with garbage: plastic bottles, wrappers from cookies and sweets, plastic bags. And look - how many unauthorized garbage dumps in such a small area! We counted - there are about 20 of them! But they attract crows and pigeons - carriers of infection; rotting waste - the environment for the development of pathogens; wire, cutting boards and pipes can cause injury. Poisonous substances and carcinogens can be found here. Remember: landfill is the cause of soil, air and water pollution! We have a beautiful country of people, I'm afraid it would not become a land of Waste. And when you go or go to Vishnevsk, be careful - you can fall into an old silo pit filled with who knows what. You can drown in it, and no one will ever find you. Now let's take a closer look at the Dnieper grove. More recently, it has been a meeting place and festivities. But a year ago, a strong windstorm passed, knocked down old trees, blocked all passages and exits. This is a terrible sight: to pass, you have to be a good athlete. But only pensioners live in Dneprovka. I cannot but say about Yankovsky Lake. It overgrown, dragged on with duckweed. And earlier, carp and crucian carp were kept here, which delighted avid fishermen. Fishermen from all over the region came here. This is just a small part of what we found out. I would like to ask the question: “Where did everything go? Why is this happening? Who is guilty? And most importantly, how can we change this situation? Friends! Listen to what I have said. And in order to change the situation, to save the earth from destruction, each of us needs to understand that the earth is our home, our temple, for which we are responsible. And everyone should put in order the corner surrounding him, his house, his street. Remember, big things start small. MBOU "Pyatovskaya secondary school" Composition "" Environmental problem of the native land" Lebedeva V.I. Teacher of Russian language and literature 2017

Ecology and us

Protection and rational use of flora and fauna.

Done: student

9th grade MOUOO

schools in Yusupovo

Tagirova Fluza

leader: teacher

Russian language MOUOO

Schools in Yusupovo

Nigamaeva E.A.

Plan

1. Wildlife is the main asset of the Earth.

2. Flora and plant resources.

3. Relationship between flora and fauna.

4. Take care of nature!

Living nature is the main asset of our Earth; human society has developed in its bowels and exists at its expense. It satisfies our nutritional needs and provides the main conditions for the life of people on the planet - the composition of the air environment, protection from cosmic radiation, the purity of water, soil fertility, and climate mitigation.

For humans, the plant world acts as plant resources. These resources, especially forests, are significant in Bashkortostan. Forests occupy about 39% of the region's territory. In neighboring Tatarstan, the area of ​​forests is only 17% of the territory. Timber reserves allow the development of forestry, wood-chemical and other industries.

The water protection role of forests is very important. They accumulate more snow, which feeds the rivers. Especially important for us are mountain forests that feed rivers and protect mountain slopes from erosion. If the forests are depleted, then irreparable damage can be done not only to Bashkortostan, but also to neighboring regions, since the rivers flowing to the plains will dry up.

Forests are the source of life for numerous herbivorous animals, in close connection with which there are also predatory animals.

Of the negative qualities that somewhat reduce the value of the republic's forest resources, we note their uneven distribution. About 70% of the forest area falls on Gorny Bashkortostan, where the forest cover reaches more than 80%. As a result of intensive deforestation, the forest area of ​​Bashkortostan has halved over the past century. The steppe vegetation was damaged due to plowing. The steppe areas also suffer from excessive grazing.

Various animals inhabiting the territory of the republic represent animal resources for us. Like vegetation, the animal world is significantly depleted by man. Wild horses, saigas, beavers, and red deer have long since disappeared. The number of bear, otter, mink has decreased. It is sometimes believed that predatory animals bring harm.

Consider the opposite - the positive impact of man on the flora and fauna. This impact is expressed in the protection, rational use and replenishment of plants and animals. Much has been and is being done in this direction.

1. Three reserves have been created - the Bashkir State Reserve, Shulgantash and Yuzhno-Uralsky. Rare species of animals and plants are protected on the territory of these reserves.

2. Organized 15 state hunting reserves and 12 reserves for the protection of medicinal plants. 148 natural sites have been declared natural monuments.

3. Protection and restoration of forests are being decided - field-protective forest plantations are being created, forest plantations are being carried out, work is underway to prevent forest fires, school forestries and green patrols are being created.

4. Much has been done to protect and replenish animals: valuable animals have been settled - American mink, red deer, muskrat, muskrat, river beaver. The elk population is growing.

5. Many animals are taken under protection, for example, brown bear, maral, roe deer, etc.

6. Stocking of lakes, reservoirs and ponds is carried out.

7. There is a fight against poachers who violate the terms and places of hunting, as well as fishing.

There is much more to be done. It is necessary to abandon the consumer attitude to forest resources. In this case, one should note the principle "as much as you need" on the other - "as much as possible". Forest resources are called renewable and exhaustible. We can harvest wood only within the limits of the annual growth of forests, and not as much as you need. "Cut down a tree, plant two," foresters say, but, unfortunately, so far an average of 20,000 hectares are planted in the republic, and 27,000 hectares are cut down.

All our activities will help the wildlife of the region well only if each of us is firmly aware of the importance of caring for the forest, meadows, birds, and animals. Communicating with nature, convince yourself: "This is our common, and therefore my forest, my river, lake. I must protect all this. Who will save this world if not me."

Life practice itself suggests: the ecology of nature without the ecology of the soul is unthinkable. We are terribly destroying the vegetation cover of the earth, proud and independent animals, all the beauty that only holds life.

Nature appears before us in all its beauty and grandeur. We admire her, she disinterestedly gives us joy.

But why, then, are there guys who destroy bird nests, clog springs or rivers, break trees? And then they brutally deal with a cat or a dog ...

How should we educate the current rising generation, the generation of the 21st century? How to develop ecological awareness, respect for nature? This is a difficult task. It is not so to develop ecological habits in a person. After all, we do not understand the behavior of those who pluck a flower and do not think about the fact that this flower is dying. What needs to be done so that forests, fields, rivers, our smaller brothers, animals and birds, do not suffer from the cruel hands of poachers? How to stop from ill-conceived actions? In the end, the human being, a part of nature, will suffer.

What ways, forms and methods are used to educate a person who is not indifferent, who will be a real watchman and master of the natural riches of our planet?

Those who forgive should receive answers to questions: why you can’t throw garbage wherever you can light a fire in the forest, why you need to plant flowers and why you can’t break tree branches, and others.

Dear children and guests! Our conference is dedicated to one of the most pressing issues of our time - the relationship between man and nature. (tell 1 sheet and abstract).

Your attention is invited to speak on the following topics: Ecological state of the oil industry in our region, Protection and rational use of flora and fauna, Environmental problems of our region, Protection of the ecological environment is everyone's business.

Literature

1. V.N. Kuznetsov. "Ecology of Russia" Reader. JSC "MDS"

Page 4-5.

2. Khismatov M.F., Sukhov V.P. "Geography of Bashkortostan". Textbook for 9th grade. - Ufa: Kitap. Page 41-43.

Plan - summary of the lesson "Dive into the project"

Theme "Environmental problems of the native land"

Educational tasks:

To identify the main environmental problems of the native land, the reasons for the decrease in the species diversity of animals and plants in the native land; propose measures to protect the environment.

Development tasks: development of design and research skills

- mental activity: problematization, goal-setting and formulation of the task, a reasonable choice of a method or method, a path in activity, planning one's activity, introspection and reflection;

- presentation: construction of an oral report (message) on the work done, the choice of methods and forms of visual presentation (product) of the results of activities, the production of visual objects;

- communicative: listen and understand others, express yourself, find a compromise, interact within the group, come to an agreement, develop independence, the ability to work in a group, individually.

- search engines: find information on this topic during excursions and trips and in additional literature, search the Internet;

Educational tasks: the formation of the need (motives, motives) for behavior and activities aimed at protecting nature, the belief in the need and possibility of solving environmental problems, the desire to disseminate environmental knowledge and personal participation in practical affairs to protect the environment.

Technology: method of educational projects;

Form of organization of educational and cognitive activity of students: individual, group

Stages of work:

I. Dive into the project

IV. Presentation of results 1 lesson

I. Dive into the project

1.Motivation :

Hello, friends!

Hello nature!

Hello forests and rivers, springs and lakes, fields and meadows!

Hello birds: nightingales, owls, sparrows and doves!

Hello animals: foxes, beavers, bears and wolves!

If a person every day greeted like this not only with relatives and friends, but also with all living things that surround him, maybe all those animals and plants that we will never see again would still live on Earth, people destroyed their.

The destruction continues to this day. The goals are different: someone wants to get more money for selling a rare animal or its fur. Someone wants to hunt for their own pleasure, and someone, without thinking, uproots flowers, kills a frog with a stick, throws a stone at a bird - having fun.

We made trips to our native land and excursions.

The path along the paths of the native land was not fruitless, and everyone made some discoveries for himself. We strived to see the beauty of our native nature, to realize that thoughtless human intervention can lead to irreversible consequences.

Interview with students: It is especially pleasant to see the concern of man for nature. Give examples.

(So ​​a resident of the village of Zadnevo cleared the source of the river Iney, equipped it with the help of local residents, gave it a second life. A resident of the village of Antushevo ennobled a park on the former noble estate, built a dam on the river, created recreation areas along the river bank, paths for walking. )

2. Slideshow by the teacher.

the teacher's word while watching the presentation: You will now watch the slide film. We look carefully, and after viewing, please express your impression of what you saw.

Let's take a mental look at our blue planet! Now it no longer seems to us huge and endless, rather fragile and defenseless. Today her health, her life is in danger.

3. Determining the topic and setting the learning task Imagine if objects of nature and living organisms could speak, what kind of signalsSOS did they send us?

Children's statements. The teacher shows two slides about the cry for help of living organisms.

(Discussion)

Guys, we are talking about environmental issues. But what is ecology?

What does the word "ecology" mean? This term was first proposed in 1960 by the German scientist Ernest Haeckel. This is a Greek word consisting of two words: "oikos" - dwelling and "logos" - teaching, science.

Ecology is a science that studies how living beings are related to everything that surrounds them.

You often hear “Man is the king of nature!”

Guys, but who put man above nature? (man himself)

And can a person exist without nature: without air, water, birdsong, the scents of meadows, the rustle of leaves?

Students formulate the topic of the lesson (written on the board).

Setting learning objectives

1 . to study the main environmental problems of the native land, the reasons for the decrease in the species diversity of animals and plants in the native land; propose measures to protect the environment.This topic purpose

2. planning your future activities to solve a learning problem - purpose of this lesson

4. Determining how to solve a learning problem : The teacher distributes cards with text to determine the fundamental question:

A person who has received unlimited power over nature has forgotten that he himself is a part of it. And as a result of his not always correct, barbaric economic activity, a person faced a severe environmental crisis. What does it mean? Its water and air are catastrophically quickly polluted. Drinkable water is getting scarcer and scarcer. The areas of forests that give oxygen to the earth are shrinking. We have learned that there are problems affecting the entire planet. The question arises: are there environmental problems in your native land? It is necessary to preserve the nature of the native land. Every person, young and old, should participate in this. Does the nature of the native land need help? Make a fundamental question: _________________________?

Fundamental question: ………………………….?)

Teacher: “Since you and I are residents of our native Kholmovsky region, and in the course of work, we found out that the nature of our area has a number of problems. Working with a slide

We define the problem: nature asks us for help, we must help her.

(problematic question): …………………………..?

Guys, to solve the problem, you and I must draw up a project

II. Organization of activities

Group formation(possible individual implementation of the project) The second learning task of this lesson is determined.

2. Discussion of the organization of work(frontal conversation, writing on the board)

3. Project planning and writing- “foreseeing what should be”

Choice of project topics. Formulation of project topics - research. Analyzing the "Environmental Problems" diagram. Each group chooses which problem it will work on. You can write on the board or cards the proposed research topics, for example

"Nature and Man" "Man in Nature" "Animals of the Native Land" "Animal Protection of the Poshekhonsky Territory" "We are responsible for nature!" "Rare plants of the native land"

"Our smaller brothers" "Flowering land" "The problem of garbage" "Clean air is the key to health"

“Plants are the basis of life” “My spring land!” "The Edge of the Woods"

"We are friends of nature"

Fill the table

Research topic- declarative sentence.

Target begins with a verb (to study, explore, classify, find, explain, demonstrate, map, compile).

private question

Research topic

Purpose of the study

Information sources

Presentation form

1. Determine the topic of research (the topic of research is always a declarative sentence). One particular question may correspond to several research topics.

2. Formulate the purpose of the study. (the goal always starts with a verb).

3. Distribution of responsibilities - "roles" in the group;

4. Select the presentation form.

5. Select information sources on this topic. Sources of information: popular science literature, materials of excursions, trips, Internet; interviews, life experience...

6. Result(how will you present your proposal for its conservation in front of nature): report; memo; booklet; poster; wall newspaper, photo newspaper; layout; computer slide film (presentation), album…

7. Speeches on the accumulated, discussion, clarification.

4 . Organizational matters

the timing of the project;

extracurricular consultations with the teacher;

listening to intermediate results in the lessons, solving problems that have arisen;

project evaluation (students are given evaluation tables)

III . Implementation of activities (after hours, teacher consultations)

IV. Presentation of results

1. Introduction by the teacher.

“We have reached the final stage and now the crucial moment has come - you have to present the results of your work. In your projects, you will present the main environmental problems of your native land, a description of nature conservation measures, so that students from other schools can use your experience.”

2. Setting the learning objectives of the lesson

Teacher: “In the course of working on the project, we identified environmental problems and identified measures taken to preserve the nature of our native land. But you did not have complete information about the essence and resolution of this problem. All of you worked on different topics, and today at the lesson you will have the opportunity to get information about all the identified problems on the state and nature protection. Therefore, what is the learning task for today's lesson?

- find out what environmental problems exist and how to preserve the nature of our area (writing on the blackboard);

In preparation for today's lesson, you did a lot of project work, each of you gained your own experience in this activity, which is significant both for you and your classmates. Therefore, name another learning task of the lesson

- analyze the work on the project.

3. Presentation of projects by students ( Defense time, answers to questions - 8 minutes)

4. Reflection. Analysis of the work on the project (recommendations were given in advance).

Installation for the presentation of projects

What problem was put before you?

What did the project give you personally?

What interesting information did you get while working on the problem?

Sources of information (how the knowledge gained at school was used; everyday experience; what new information and where did it come from, how was it considered).

What failed due to personal fault, what did it consist of (misunderstanding, inability, lack of information, inadequate perception of one's capabilities, etc.)?

What were the difficulties during the work on the project and how were they overcome?

What forms of work have you chosen?

What was the result?

If everything went well, what is the key to this success?

Students can ask each other questions

Answers to questions from the Installation for the presentation of projects

5. Checking the knowledge gained in the lesson: test "Do you know your native land?"

6. Summarizing

Expression of opinions of students, teachers. Presentation of the diploma "Friend of Nature", as a sign of evaluation of the submitted work.

The path runs from the hillock.

Here is the forest, here is the meadow, and here is the river.

The path leads me

To my native Sukhotinka.

Sweet native village since childhood! Tall pines and ancient oaks, white-trunked birches and aspens trembling in the wind. A fast river, carrying its waters, green meadows and earing fields. Native open spaces ... How good it is with us at any time of the year! The forest that surrounds our village is especially beautiful. In spring, nature wakes up from its winter sleep. The first young grass breaks through, buds swell on the trees, snowdrops bloom. The sun warms day after day. The forest is filled with new sounds and colors. In the evenings, the air is filled with the aroma of flowering bird cherry, the trills of the nightingale are heard.

In summer, on a hot day, the forest beckons with its coolness, ripe strawberries, fragrant raspberries. And how good it is to take a basket and go for mushrooms. Strong mushrooms, elastic boletus, multi-colored russula.

In autumn, nature does not spare colorful colors and everything around is dressed in “crimson and gold”. Fallen leaves rustle underfoot, bunches of ripe mountain ash turn red.

In winter, majestic pines stand in white caps. Everything is covered with fluffy snow and silence ...

But among this beauty, traces of human activity are everywhere visible. Mountains of garbage, felled trees, scorched earth.

At all times, the forest has been the pride of Russia. Its beauty was admired by poets and artists. And today, more and more often, instead of the bird's hubbub in the forest, you can hear the sound of a saw and falling trees. And now, in place of an oak forest or a birch grove, hemp and mountains of twigs. We do not think about the fact that in order for an oak tree to grow, many decades must pass. But the forest is also a habitat for many animals. And by destroying their natural habitat, we are destroying forest dwellers.

And how much trouble forest fires bring! And they happen most often through the fault of a person. An unextinguished fire, a thrown cigarette andand a few minutes the fire destroys what has grown for many years. And only ashes rise underfoot, and burnt trunks turn black. Soon there will be greenery in this place, trees, berries, mushrooms will grow. Animals, birds, insects will soon settle here.

Even if we go to the forest to relax, we still leave traces of our presence. Plastic bags and bottles, beer cans, wrappers. All this has been lying on the ground for years.

How often do we talk about love for nature, but do not know how to behave. Coming to a forest clearing, we turn on loud music, make noise, enjoy the good weather. We feel good, but the forest dwellers have a hard time. The birds are frightened and leave their nests, the animals scatter.

How many flowers can be found in the forest in spring and summer! And admiring them, we try to bring home huge bouquets. And we don’t even think about the fact that many of them are listed in the Red Book.

Flowers disappear on the ground

Every year it gets more noticeable.

Less joy and beauty

Leaves us every summer.

Revelation of meadow flowers

We hardly understood.

Carelessly we trampled them

And madly, ruthlessly tore,

We were silent insane “Stop”

It seemed to us that everything was not enough, everything was not enough.

And then in the city crowd.

We were wearily dragging armfuls.

And they did not see how from under their feet

Silently, barely breathing

The cornflower looked doomed,

The carnations looked hopelessly.

Evgeny Karasev.

We have a tradition - to dress up a forest beauty on New Year's Eve. We, despite all the prohibitions, bring a beautiful Christmas tree from the forest, decorate it with colorful balls and garlands. But the holiday ends and we throw hundreds of Christmas trees out of our apartments. But you can buy an artificial spruce and use it for many years.

We call the forest a "green friend", the "lungs" of our planet. And indeed it is. The forest gives us valuable raw materials, oxygen, absorbs carbon dioxide and purifies the air from dust, harmful impurities and gases. Let's treat him like a friend. Let's not leave rubbish behind us, make noise, burn fires and cut down trees. Let's take care of the forest and then it will continue to delight us at any time of the year!

The forest is a kind huge giant,

Giving many wonderful miracles.

So show your mind and talent,

To protect this fabulous forest!

1. Environmental problems of mankind

The main global environmental problems of our time are:

A) Extinction of plant and animal species.

B) Greenhouse effect caused by industrial emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. The greenhouse effect then causes global warming on the planet - its average temperature rises, the glaciers of the mountains melt, the level of the World Ocean rises. Seaside areas are flooded and devastating, catastrophic floods are occurring.

C) Pollution of the environment by industrial and household waste and the destruction of the protective ozone layer of the Earth. Metallurgical and chemical, however, like other plants and factories in Russia, emit a lot of extremely harmful substances into the atmosphere, into rivers and lakes. The soil can be radioactively contaminated, soot, tar, the most severe sulfur oxide from coke production, extremely harmful nitrogen oxide, lead and other substances get into the air and water. Fish are dying in the waters, plants and animals, the population is suffocating.

Chemical vapors and smoke destroy the ozone layer above the planet, as a result of which merciless and destructive rays from outer space enter the atmosphere. They can cause serious human diseases, up to skin cancer, genetic mutations.

D) It is also important to mention the problem of high-quality fresh water, the erosion of soils becoming infertile, the onset of deserts on vegetation, which is often the result of deforestation. The "lungs of the planet" - the vast equatorial forests of the Amazon River valleys - are suffering. Their disappearance could be a catastrophe for the entire population of the Earth.

2. Environmental problems of Russia and cities

The environmental problems of Russia, in principle, repeat the global environmental problems. The problem of industrial pollution and the extinction of species, especially animals, and the reduction of fish stocks is a serious one.

The problem of ozone holes and the greenhouse effect is not acute in Russia; the country is also rich in fresh water resources. Australia suffers more from such problems, to which the colossal Antarctic ozone hole is approaching, and where there are not enough supplies of drinking water, India and Bangladesh, which are flooded with catastrophically rising waters.

And here plastic waste recycling stands in Russia as a problem and in the most acute way. The burning of plastic waste and polyethylene is a terrible phenomenon, polluting the atmosphere in a nightmarish way, much more than burning paper or wood. It is important to remember that it is better to take plastic garbage from a picnic to a landfill than to burn it in a fire, thereby poisoning yourself and those around you.

Also an important problem of the country is the uncontrolled cutting down its forests- "lungs of the planet", especially Siberian ones, and its sale. Loggers and poachers leave behind a desert. In the cold climate of Siberia, it takes several centuries to restore the ecological system of the forest, the world of its plants and animals! It is important to remember that forests are the lungs of Russia! They are a guarantee of clean air for us and loved ones, they give us phytoncides that protect us from diseases

I live in the Ural region, in the city of Yekaterinburg, which is a large industrial center of the country. We are one and a half million people, and the city is the fourth in Russia in terms of population. The city, alas, is heavily polluted with waste from metallurgical plants, metalworking, chemical industry, and mechanical engineering. Of course, compared with pollution, for example, in China, our situation is much better. The air in the city, according to statistics, is spoiled mainly by cars.

The inhabitants of our city suffer from constant noise and hum of city life, poisonous car exhausts, and other vehicles. This disrupts sleep, reduces hearing, does not allow opening windows and airing apartments in houses on busy highways. In cities, it is necessary to monitor the observance of the noise level and the maximum norm for automobile exhaust, to punish faulty car engines.

An important issue of nature conservation in the Urals around Yekaterinburg is also preservation of local forests and swamps in the north: a storehouse of the purest water, mushrooms and berries, the estates of hunters and farmers. It is necessary to strictly punish industrialists for dumping poisoned waters, dumping waste into clean Ural rivers and swamps.