The second international summer school is "Protect Environment-2025".

Protect Environment – 2025

Al-Farabi Kazakh National University / June 26-July 9

This year, our summer began with a scientific breakthrough – the second International Summer School “Protect Environment-2025" was successfully held! 

The theme of the summer school:

“Methods of assessing the anthropogenic impact on the environment: geosystems, society, education, culture and worldview”

The goal is to form an international platform for environmentally responsible youth by supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Scientists who have given lectures on the following topics::

Scientific, innovative and educational activities of the G&ES Faculty – Prof. Aliya Aktymbayeva

Environmental Impact Assessment Methodology – Dr. Aina Rysmagambetova

Disaggregation strategies for demographic data in Central Asian countries – Zabira Rakhymbay

Geospatial Intelligence for River Flow Prediction in the Balkhash Lake Basin – Dr. Asset Yegizbayeva

Development of remote sensing methods for zoning fields of irrigated agriculture – Dr. Kyrgyzbay Kudaybergen

Spatial and temporal analysis of land use change in peri-urban areas – Kairat Augambaev

The GIS in environmental management – Prof. Aizhan Assylbekova

Study of land use dynamics and research in this area – Aisa Sankibay

Field studies and scientific trips:

– Hiking route along the Ile-Alatau GNPP - “Japanese trail” 

– Charyn Canyon-Valley of Castles tour 

- Medeu and the mudflow protection dam

- Kazhydromet Weather Station and Weather Forecasting Center

Getting to know the laboratory and scientific infrastructure:

- Center for Space Technologies and Remote Sensing of the Earth

- - Cielab Creative Space is an innovative environment for students

Sports and culture:

- Playing Tennis

- - Alma Ata Arbat and How-Mountain Walk

- Cultural evenings, team building, international relations

This summer school allowed the participants to create friendships inspired by new ideas, combining science, nature and culture.

Our motto is "Youth is the key to a sustainable future!"