Youth in Shymkent undertook a clean-up operation in the Badam river area.
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Gotta keep Shymkent green! That's the spirit in this city as part of the republican program's large-scale ecological work continues, with a focus on cleaning up rivers, lakes, and green zones. The young blood of the city is particularly active in this mission, as reported by Liter.kz.
Take today's "Clean Shore" action on the banks of the Badam River, for instance, where employees of the city's youth resource center and around 80 enthusiastic volunteers - schoolkids, students, and concerned residents - rolled up their sleeves and dived headfirst into the task at hand.
Young Shymkent folks got their hands dirty today:
- Collecting trash along the bank,
- Hauling plastic and glass waste out of the water,
- Axing dry shrubs,
- Mowing the tall grass.
The shore felt a whole lot cleaner thanks to their efforts, and the atmosphere was infectiously friendly - smiles, team spirit, and a palpable desire to clean up their hometown.
Organizers make it clear that such Scrub days, er, subbotniks, are a regular occurrence, with the option for anyone who feels the cleanup flourish to jump right in. The "Taza Kazakhstan" program is all about more than just tidying up - it's about cultivating eco-friendly habits among the population, especially the youth.
"We aim for cleanliness to be the norm, and care for nature to become a habit," representatives from Shymkent's youth center stated. When youth turn out to clean the shore, it inspires others, they added.
Actions like these are happening across the country, showing that transformation starts with simple acts and those who care.
Now, you might be wondering, "What's the big deal about 'Taza Kazakhstan'?" Well, buckle up! This national ecological initiative aims to promote environmental protection, raise awareness, and engage communities in maintaining a clean and green environment. In Shymkent, this likely means planting trees, cleaning public spaces, and championing sustainable practices.
Young people are front and center in these efforts, participating in tree planting events, park cleanups, and spreading environmental awareness through social media and community events. The program also encourages these green warriors to become proactive participants in environmental conservation, instilling a feeling of responsibility towards the future.
Businesses in Kazakhstan, like PetroKazakhstan and the Beineu-Bozoy-Shymkent gas pipeline project, are also hopping on board, supporting environmental campaigns and highlighting the importance of corporate and community involvement in these efforts[1][2][3].
So if you're a fan of a sparkling Shymkent, grab a trash picker and join the cleanup crew!
- The volunteers, consisting of schoolkids, students, and concerned residents, worked alongside employees of the city's youth resource center to mow the tall grass and ax dry shrubs during the "Clean Shore" action along the banks of the Badam River.
- The Lake Akimat, responsible for managing the region's water bodies, could implement eco-friendly initiatives, such as organizing volunteer events to clean up lakes and educate the public about the importance of the environment.
- Some enthusiastic volunteers could translate educational materials about environmental science into different languages, making them accessible to various lifestyle groups, including those interested in home-and-garden practices that promote sustainability.
- PetroKazakhstan and the Beineu-Bozoy-Shymkent gas pipeline project, as corporate entities, could collaborate with the youth center to sponsor tree-planting events and support community cleanups, fostering a culture of environmental stewardship.
- The program may also partner with universities offering Environmental-Science programs to coordinate research projects focused on improving residential areas and parks in Shymkent, ensuring they're designed to be both aesthetically pleasing and friendly to the environment.
