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Educational Session Dedicated to Independence Day Held at the Faculty

On December 10, 2025, an educational session entitled “Independence Is the Pillar of the Nation” was held at the Department of Forest Resources, Hunting Studies and Aquaculture of the Faculty of Forestry and Land Resources, dedicated to the Independence Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

The event was organized on the initiative of lecturers of the educational program 6B08402 – Aquaculture and Biological Water Resources, G.O. Iskakova and G.G. Duisenbekova, with the participation of students from groups AK-24-24K and AK-25-01K.

The purpose of the session was to familiarize students with the history of Kazakhstan’s independence and to foster patriotism and civic responsibility. The event began with the performance of the National Anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan. During the session, the significance of independence and the historical importance of December 16, 1991, were highlighted, and the heroism of the participants of the December events was commemorated.

Students recited poems about independence, presented a short theatrical performance dedicated to the victims of the December events, and shared their reflections. Special attention was given to the State Symbols of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the explanation of their meaning.

At the conclusion of the event, a summary titled “My Independent Country – Kazakhstan” was presented, encouraging students to become educated, responsible, and patriotic citizens.

Open Lesson “Republic Day – The Dawn of Independence”

On October 21, 2025, first-year students majoring in “Landscape Design and Gardening” at the Kazakh National Agrarian Research University held an open lesson titled “Republic Day – The Dawn of Independence.”

The main goal of the event was to foster love for the homeland among the younger generation, instill respect for the country’s independence, native language, culture, and traditions, and nurture patriotic and responsible citizens.

During the lesson, students were given an in-depth explanation of the historical significance of Republic Day, emphasizing the importance and meaning of its reinstatement as a national holiday. It was noted that the revival of Republic Day represents one of the key historical decisions symbolizing the independence and unity of the nation.

Throughout the event, students shared their thoughts on Kazakhstan’s achievements on the path to independence and on the preservation and development of national values.

In the second part of the lesson, a “Quiz Test” game was organized to reinforce students’ knowledge, in which participants showed great enthusiasm and engagement.

Republic Day is a national holiday that awakens in the heart of every Kazakhstani a deep sense of patriotism, joy, and pride for their country.

Won Prizes at the “Almaty Garden Show” Festival

From September 19 to 21, 2025, fourth-year students majoring in Landscape Design and Gardening took part in the Almaty Garden Show festival. The annual event is organized by the Association of Landscape Designers of Kazakhstan under the leadership of T.V. Antonenko. This year’s exhibition was held under the theme “Sponge City.”

Under the guidance of senior lecturer and head of the “Podsolnukh” Landscape Studio, N.V. Postoeva, the students presented two garden concepts for the competition:

1️⃣ Garden “The Little Prince” – inspired by the famous fairy tale. Created by: Safonova D., Aryzmaganbetova A., Raygel P., Alexandra Em, and Zhumakhan N.

2️⃣ Garden “A Place Under the Sun” – a philosophical composition about finding one’s place in life. Authors: Akhmetova G., Ergalikyzy A., and Zeynulla S.

From September 15 to 18, the gardens were assembled. The process was challenging but became a valuable experience for the students, as they transformed empty plots into beautiful and functional spaces for relaxation and reflection.

During and after the exhibition, the students received numerous warm reviews as well as constructive feedback, which they are confident will help them improve their future projects.

The most rewarding result was winning 2nd and 3rd places in the “Beginner Gardeners” category. These first professional victories have become a true inspiration for the students’ further growth.
Congratulations to the winners!

Participation in the 3rd International Conference of the Central Asian Association of Plant Nurseries (CAAPN)

On October 24–25, 2025, fourth-year students majoring in Landscape Design and Gardening, along with the Dean of the Faculty (D.N. Sarsekova), Heads of Departments (I.K. Maisupova and A.A. Kopabayeva), Associate Professor (R.A. Toktassinova), and Specialist of the Internship and Employment Department (B.D. Adilkhanova), took part in the 3rd International Conference of the Central Asian Association of Plant Nurseries (CAAPN) by official invitation.

The conference theme was “Nursery Production, Landscaping, and Urban Greening: Sustainable Development and Cooperation Amid Environmental Challenges.”

During the event, students actively asked questions, shared their opinions, and even received small gifts. After the exhibition segment, they gained new knowledge and practical experience, as well as up-to-date insights into trends in landscaping, nursery management, urban landscapes, and sustainable development.

The conference also provided an opportunity to learn about innovative technologies and approaches, and to connect with experts and business representatives.
As a result of the event, industry mentors were assigned to several students, and potential internship placements were offered by partner organizations — a valuable step that broadens their professional prospects and supports their future career growth.

On September 5, 2024, the Dean of the Faculty, D. N. Sarsekova, the Deputy Dean, D. Sh. Akimzhanov, together with department heads and youth affairs committee leaders, conducted an orientation session for first-year students to familiarize them with the university. Particular attention was given to the upcoming educational process.

On September 28, 2024, together with the Deputy Dean of the Faculty and students, we organized a cleanup as part of the “Clean Kazakhstan” campaign. The students actively participated in the event.

First-year students of the faculty participated in the «First Year-2024» Spartakiad, competing in 10 sports and demonstrating outstanding results.

On October 10, 2024, the “Balmuzdak Party” event was organized for first-year students. It was an evening to welcome and meet the newcomers. Various games, dance sessions, and opportunities to showcase creativity and talents were arranged for the students.

On October 16, 2024, an event was held for first-year students, featuring a formal welcoming ceremony for newcomers and the awarding of prizes for victories in the Spartakiad. A fun evening was organized, where students showcased their talents.

On Saturday, October 22, 2024, a community cleanup event was held with the participation of the Dean of the Faculty, the Deputy Dean, and pop stars as part of the “Taza Kazakhstan” campaign. All our passionate and caring students, dedicated to cleanliness, actively participated in the cleanup.

On October 25, 2024, with the participation of the Deputy Dean, we organized a small event and filmed a video dedicated to celebrating “Republic Day.”

On October 31, 2024, an evening event titled “Meet the Faculty” was held for the faculty’s student activists. The active youth of the faculty showcased their skills and talents.

On November 12, 2024, a festive evening titled “Golden Autumn” was organized with the Student Council and dormitory residents.

On November 15, 2024, a KVN competition titled “Cheerful Mood, Student Deeds” was held among first-year students. Our faculty’s students took 1st place.

On November 16, 2024, students actively participated in the community cleanup event “University - Our Common Home.”

On November 28, 2024, we organized an “Ak-kaiyn Movie Night” with the dormitory students. The Student Dean and the Student Council of the dormitory actively participated in the event.

On December 3, 2024, the Dean of the Faculty, the Deputy Dean, and the Student Dean organized the event “Bauyrsaq Party.” It was held by the Dean of the Faculty and department professors, along with active youth.

On December 8, 2024, we organized a festive event titled “Precious Antiquity” for elderly people in special care. The Deputy Dean, the Student Dean, and activists participated in the event.

Faculty of Forestry and Land Resources

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are globally accepted goals aimed at eradicating poverty and misery, combating inequality and injustice, and protecting the planet and ensuring peace and prosperity for all people. Up to 2030, 17 key areas have been selected, the realization of which could potentially lead the country to sustainable development in all major spheres of life and address global challenges affecting everyone in the world.

5 key directions

People

poverty elimination, gender equality, healthy lifestyle, education

Earth

rational use of terrestrial ecosystems and water resources, climate change

Prosperity

Inclusive growth and economic transition

World

secure and peaceful society, strong institutions, justice

Partnership

global partnership for sustainable development, resource mobilization, technology, capacity-building, trade

The Sustainable Development Goals are a kind of call to action from all countries - poor, rich and middle-developed. It aims to improve well-being and protect our planet. States recognize that measures to eliminate poverty must go hand in hand with efforts to increase economic growth and address a range of issues in education, health, social protection and employment, as well as combating climate change and protecting the environment.

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a set of 17 interconnected goals developed in 2015 by the UN General Assembly as a "blueprint for achieving a better and more sustainable future for all." The goals were named the "2030 Agenda" in a General Assembly resolution and they replaced the Millennium Development Goals. The final document of the General Assembly "Transforming Our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development" contains 17 global goals and 169 corresponding targets.

The Faculty of Water, Land and Forest Resources recognizes the importance of aligning our mission and values with the SDGs to make a positive impact on society and the environment and strive to foster a culture of responsibility, sustainability and innovation, ensuring that our students and community members are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to the transformation of our world.

In our faculty, education and research are powerful tools for creating a sustainable and prosperous future.

Faculty and departments, through educational and research activities, strive to embrace and integrate the SDGs in pursuit of the following goals: