Ecological culture and some philosophical aspects of its formation

The formation of modern ecological culture as a cognitive process depends on the correct assessment of nature and its problems by man.It is necessary to ensure that the knowledge received by man from education and society as a whole is simultaneously transformed into cognitive behavioral norms of his attitude to nature.Therefore, the process of ecological education can be carried out in conditions of correct formation of cognition.Science and scientific cognition, which enlightenment absolutes, are actually of direct importance in the formation and development of global problems.People of the 20th century have achieved significant successes in all areas of socio-political, economic and spiritual life.Atomic energy has been tamed, the material foundations of the carriers of heredity of living beings have been studied, computers have been created that try to imitate the human brain, and finally, people have become convinced that they are the only conscious creature in the solar system.Having achieved the achieved achievements, man has become its master by struggling with nature and has not been able to fully tame it.Only at the end of the 20th century did people begin to realize that it was futile to fight nature, that one should only befriend it, and that the foundation of this friendship depends more on acquiring ecological culture and logical understanding.