ENVIRONMENTAL THINKING IN PRACTICE: EDUCATION, BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGICAL RESPONSIBILITY

This volume examines key dimensions of environmental sustainability through governance, education, law, and media. It offers interdisciplinary insights into how ethical frameworks and institutional structures shape ecological outcomes. The first chapter explores entrepreneurial ecosystems and governance models that integrate ethical principles to advance sustainability. The second emphasizes ecological awareness in education, proposing the Green World Approach as a transformative pedagogical tool. Chapter three analyzes environmental assessment procedures under Bulgarian legislation, highlighting legal mechanisms for ecological protection. The final chapter investigates media's role in shaping public discourse and green narratives, underscoring its influence on sustainability debates.