On December 13, 2023, under the guidance of PhD, Acting Associate Professor Ashirova Zh. B. at the Department of Biophysics, Biomedicine and Neuroscience, students not only received education, but also took an active part in research related to nature conservation and environmental safety. A recent seminar divided the students into four groups, each of which deeply studied the unique aspects of human interaction with the environment.

Group 1: "Nature protection, environmental safety"

The first group of students analyzed the basic principles of nature protection and environmental safety. Their focus was on modern problems caused by human activity and possible ways to solve them.

Group 2: "Ecosystem, the essence of the cycle in nature"

The second group of students delved into the study of ecosystems and cyclic processes in nature. They examined how different elements interact within an ecosystem, emphasizing the importance of balance and sustainability.

Group 3: "Ways of interaction between man and nature. The role of the Red Book"

The third group of students studied various ways of human interaction with the environment, and also studied the role of the "Red Book" in the conservation of rare and endangered species.

Group 4: "The influence of nature on human health and emotional state, rules of behavior in nature"

The fourth group of students conducted a study of the influence of nature on human physical and emotional well-being. They also stressed the importance of respect for the environment and discussed the rules of safe behavior in nature.

This multi-faceted workshop was an example of how students can actively participate in research related to key aspects of conservation. Each group has made a special contribution to understanding the complex relationship between man and nature, emphasizing the importance of a deep understanding of these issues for the future ecological balance.

The practices are recorded on video and are available to everyone!