青海的生态小讲解员

News Summary
On December 30, the Qinghai Provincial Natural Resources Museum teamed up with the Education Bureau of Chengxi District, Xining City, to hold a showcase of the “Young Ecological Guides” program. The participating Young Pioneers (children’s youth volunteers) spoke confidently and with childlike innocence about Qinghai’s plateau animals, plants, minerals and clean energy. Their lively presentations told the ecological story of Qinghai and shared the idea that people and nature should live in harmony.

The training ran from October to December 2025 and was a joint effort by the museum and the education bureau. Its purpose was to deepen ecological‑civilization education for young people, spread basic knowledge about natural resources, and nurture volunteers who love their hometown and their country. The organizers view this event as a practical experiment in school‑museum collaboration, hoping that out‑of‑class experiences will broaden students’ learning pathways and create a recognizable brand for youth ecological education.

Reflection and Insight
When children describe their home’s mountains, waters and living creatures in simple, heartfelt words, they are already receiving the best kind of education. Scripture reminds us that “the earth and everything in it, the world and all who live in it, belong to the Lord” (Psalm 24:1). Teaching the love and care for creation from a young age is more than passing on facts—it plants a sense of responsibility in the heart. More real‑world observation, less waste and destruction, and the supportive encouragement of parents and teachers will help this responsibility grow in the next generation.

Scripture
“The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.” — Psalm 24:1

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