The environment generally refers to the surroundings of an individual which includes social and as well as the natural environment. for example, culture, school, family, land, water, air, etc. We should teach the students the concepts and processes in an integrated manner so that they could explore the other aspects of a specific subject matter and could find the connection among them.Environmental education: It includes the study of the relationship of humans with other aspects affecting their life for the development of human life. It is also known as environmental studies which include the study of different ecosystems.At the primary level, children must be taught through an integrated approach rather than teaching in parts. At the primary level, we shouldn't teach students the concepts in isolation.At the secondary level, they are taught environment through different subjects such as science and social science to make them understand the different aspects of their environment in detail in co-relation with other subjects such as science, history, civics, etc. At the undergraduate level, they are taught environment education as a completely isolated subject in the form of its sub-branches such as physical science, life science, social science, and environmental science.Its aim at the primary level is to make students aware of their surroundings to develop knowledge and skills about their environment.At the higher level, its aim is to provide knowledge and develop skills among students to conserve the natural environment and to develop the conscience to deal with the issues and problems related to the environment.Hence, environmental education is important at all stages of education.