KRSU students studied human rights and ecology in Ala-Archa Park

On May 15, 2024, students from the U-3-22 group participated in an on-site class at Ala-Archa State Natural Park. The event was dedicated to the topic: «Human rights: Z generation, the right to a favorable environment».

During the lesson, students discussed various aspects of human rights and their connection with the environment. Particular attention was paid to the right to a favorable environment as one of the key rights of the third generation.

During the event, students met with representatives from other countries, which allowed them to exchange views and views on the importance of environmental protection. They discussed international practices and approaches to protecting nature, and shared ideas for improving the environmental situation in their regions.

The lesson included not only the theoretical part, but also a practical introduction to the natural park. Students studied its ecosystem, allowing them to clearly see the importance of preserving natural resources and biodiversity.