On April 17, 2025, in the Dormitory of the Faculty of Philology № 17 within the framework of SDG 4: Quality Education a lecture on the topic: "Ecological culture" was held. It was organized by Professor of the Department of Kazakh Literature and Literary Theory S.Yerzhanova. The lecture was delivered by the lecturer of the Faculty of Geography, Candidate of Geographical Sciences, Associate Professor Alim Milkaidarov. Geography faculty students took part in the lecture together with Philology faculty students. Candidate of Geographical Sciences, Associate Professor Alim Mylkaidarov began his lecture with one of the urgent problems of the XI century which is environmental protection and ensuring harmonious coexistence of mankind with nature. In particular, he analyzed and explained that along with the achievements of scientific and technological progress, the increased anthropogenic impact can lead to irreversible changes in the natural environment. To prove his statement he used real examples. First of all, he drew attention to its irreparable consequences. So each of us must develop an ecological culture.
He emphasized that it is a criterion reflecting the level of development not only of an individual, but also of the whole society. The education system is well-known to occupy a special place in the shaping of ecological culture. The university is not only a professional training environment, but also a spiritual center that instills civic, environmental and cultural values. Consequently, duties to impliment green campus concepts (energy conservation, waste sorting, landscaping) will continue to be an urgent issue. The lecture touched upon the state programs and the public initiatives aimed at developing ecological culture in Kazakhstan. The speaker analyzed the indicators of its implementation as an important factor. Nevertheless, we have noticed that the level of ecological culture in the country is still low. The lecture topic which became the subject of the student s’ debate, touched upon many issues. The truth is that a significant part of society views nature as a form of consumption
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