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This scientific monograph features six articles addressing various ecological topics. The first article investigates ectoparasite prevalence and species in feral pigeons in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The second emphasizes the role of green buildings and safe construction in promoting sustainable community health tourism. The third evaluates the economic feasibility of different corn grain preparations for beef cattle feed. The fourth examines the physical self-concept of Slovenian children, highlighting the importance of regular physical activity. The fifth discusses the necessity of employing multiple techniques for making long-term, irreversible investment decisions in agriculture. The sixth article tackles pharmaceutical waste as a significant environmental pollutant, advocating for enhanced health education and promotion to address this issue. Collectively, these articles present diverse perspectives on environmental challenges, from parasitic infections in pigeons to sustainable agricultural practices and the impact of physical activity on children's self-concept. They underscore the critical need for health education regarding pharmaceutical waste. Overall, this monograph offers valuable insights into various ecological problems and their potential solutions through a sustainability lens.

The monograph explores contemporary issues in education, supported by empirical research. The first chapter addresses the role of ICT in education, particularly in art education, authored by Slavoljub Hilčenko, Vojislav Ilić, and Sanja Filipović. The second chapter, by Nataša Ivanić, Sanja Nikolić, and Slavoljub Hilčenko, presents findings on the effectiveness of project-based teaching in preschool settings. Drago Jerebic and Sara Jerebic contribute the next chapter, examining how a mother's attitude during childhood influences her son's potential for alcohol addiction later in life. They further discuss addiction as a significant social issue and provide a case study using the Relational Family Therapy model. In the fifth chapter, Mateja Marovič and Ana Bogdan Zupančič investigate participatory processes in residential care from the perspectives of children and adolescents. The subsequent chapter, authored by Sanja Nikolić, Ildiko Djokić, and Slavoljub Hilčenko, emphasizes the importance of individualized approaches in early mathematics education through the principle of polyformity. Finally, Dejan Živanović, Jovan Javorac, Svetlana Stojkov, Svetlana Kašiković Lečić, and Slavoljub Hilčenko highlight the significance of therapeutic communication in medical treatment and rehabilitation, fostering trust and cooperation between healthcare professionals and patients.