The success of environmental conservation work is based on the public's ecological awareness. Therefore, continuous communication with the public is maintained through various media and the organization of events related to the project's theme. Scientific cafes, nature-themed evenings, naturalist camps, and other activities are conducted to increase the level of awareness about ecological issues.

As a little child, I was unaware of such things, and neither my parents nor we as a family knew about them. But with the advent of the internet and globalization, the issue of ecological awareness reached me and others as well. I found it very interesting and began to learn many things. It all started with a YouTube video about an ecological disaster in the world, showing how people throw away trash that ends up in the ocean, killing marine life, or how animals and birds mistake plastic/gum for food and die from it. Household waste also causes the greenhouse effect, which leads to global warming and ocean acidification, destroying marine and terrestrial fauna.

Now, the media, social networks, and private organizations are sounding the alarm and actively participating in getting humanity to take an active part in this. Even though the government does not fully focus on this issue, I am sure that we need to take our destiny into our own hands and sort waste independently, take it to recycling collection points, and be conscious because we humans are responsible for the fate of our planet. Additionally, I would like to say that with the arrival of artificial intelligence, people have great hope for a bright future that can automate the sorting process and devise new ways to combat waste.