“Life on Land: Conserving Terrestrial Ecosystems” — KazNU

“Life on Land: Conserving Terrestrial Ecosystems”

16 October 2026
“Life on Land: Conserving Terrestrial Ecosystems”

On October 16, 2026, EP “6B02303-Foreign Philology (Western Languages)” 3rd-year students of the Department of Foreign Philology and Translation Studies of the Faculty of Philology at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University visited the Main Botanical Garden in Almaty. The event was organized within the framework of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15, “Life on Land.” The main aim of the visit was to broaden students’ knowledge of environmental protection, biodiversity conservation, and the importance of natural ecosystems. 

The botanical garden staff conducted a guided tour, introducing students to different plant species, their characteristics, and their role in preserving the natural environment. Students also learned about the importance of protecting plant life, maintaining green spaces, and ensuring ecological balance. During the excursion, students gained information about nature conservation, plant diversity, and the impact of human activities on the environment. The botanical garden specialists explained the importance of protecting ecosystems and emphasized the need to use natural resources responsibly.

Participation in the event helped improve students’ environmental awareness, develop a sense of responsibility towards nature, and deepen their understanding of sustainable development principles. The excursion also gave students an opportunity to connect theoretical knowledge with practical experience and broaden their perspectives on current environmental issues. The excursion entitled “Life on Land: Conserving Terrestrial Ecosystems” was organized in accordance with the educational and developmental objectives of the department. It aimed to promote environmental awareness among students and encourage them to appreciate the importance of preserving natural heritage, protecting the environment, and contributing to a sustainable future. 

 

Department of Foreign Philology and Translation Studies

Senior Lecturer M.S. Ongarbayeva