The Environment . Culture. Society. Issue 4, 2020”, created by the team of authors, represents an important and relevant contribution to the modern understanding of the interrelations between ecology, culture and social processes . This publication is intended for those who seek not only to understand the complex issues of environmental protection, but also to understand how cultural values and social practices affect environmental policy-making and sustainable development. In an era of global challenges such as climate change, depletion of natural resources and social inequality, this book is becoming an indispensable source of knowledge for scientists, students, activists and everyone who cares about the future of the planet. The main idea of the book is to show that environmental problems are inextricably linked with the cultural and social aspects of life. The authors reveal how cultural traditions, worldviews, and societal norms shape our attitudes toward nature, and how contemporary social institutions can contribute to or hinder environmental progress. This issue focuses on the analysis of new approaches to environmental culture, issues of environmental ethics and the role of education in the formation of environmental responsibility. The authors not only review the theoretical foundations, but also provide practical examples from different countries, which makes the book especially valuable for those who want to understand global trends and local initiatives. The Environment . Culture. Society. Issue 4, 2020" is perfect for students, graduate students, teachers, as well as for active citizens interested in sustainable development and environmental policy. Its content will be interesting to those who are looking for an in-depth analysis of modern challenges and looking for ways to solve them through the prism of culture and social practices. The book raises important topics such as the role of traditional knowledge in biodiversity conservation, the impact of mass culture on environmental attitudes, and the role of social movements in shaping environmental consciousness. The authors demonstrate how an interdisciplinary approach helps to understand the complex mechanisms of interaction between man and nature, which makes the book a valuable resource for specialists in the field of ecology, sociology, cultural studies and pedagogy. The special style of the authors is distinguished by clarity and analytical depth, which allows the reader not only to gain new knowledge, but also to think about his own place in the global environmental system. This issue traces the trend towards interdisciplinarity, which makes it particularly relevant in the context of contemporary scientific research. The authors use a rich theoretical material, supported by current statistical data and examples from practice, which contributes to the formation of a comprehensive view of the problem. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand how culture and society affect environmental processes, and at the same time give practical ideas for participating in solving global problems, "Ecology . Culture. Society. Release 4, 2020" will be a real discovery for you. This book is not just a collection of articles, but a lively dialogue between science and society, an invitation to reflection and active action. Its content will inspire you to new ideas, expand horizons and help you understand that the future of our planet depends on us.