Environmental education describes the interrelationships among organisms, the environment and all the factors, which influence life on earth, including atmospheric conditions, food chains, the water cycle, etc. It is a basic science about our earth and its daily activities, and therefore, this science is important for everyone. It aims to make the citizens competent to do scientific work and to find out practical solutions to current environmental problems.Aspects of Environmental Education:Population - growth, arises and problems of the unplanned population.Law - Land use, land reclamation and land and soil conservation.Resources - resource uses, conservation, recycling.Food and Nutrition - Food production, food adulteration and preservation, balanced diet etc.Conservation - Causes of wildlife, plant, soil, water and conservation of other non-renewable natural beauty.Pollution - Pollution of water, air and soil, noise pollution, pollution by insecticide and other chemicals and waste disposals.Health and Hygiene - Individual, family, country and social health and hygiene, health hazards etc.Humans and Nature - Other compounds of atmosphere, environmental quality and future on earth. Hence, we conclude that conservation is one of the aspects of environment education.