An ecological class hour was organized at the 47th comprehensive school of Uralsk city for sowing seeds in containers. Students sowed the seeds of the White Juniper and Juniper as part of the “Clean Kazakhstan” campaign. They planted the seedlings in cups in order to transplant them into the soil of the schoolyard in the spring. Employees of the Forest and Wildlife Protection Agency gave the children their advice.
During the biology lesson, students planted junipers in containers. Each participant was given five plastic cups and a set of gloves. Since the students who participated in the campaign did not know about the rules of growing trees, they were advised by employees of the Forest and Wildlife Protection Agency.
Temirlan Temirgaliev, assistant to the head of the Uralsk city Forest and Wildlife Protection Agency, participated in the event:
Clean Kazakhstan is an ideological program. The head of state said that cleanliness and care for the environment should become part of the national mentality, because this is how the entire civilized world lives. This event is considered important for instilling a love of nature from an early age. When planting seeds, it is necessary to take into account their characteristics, how to care for them and how they grow. At a certain time, the seeds should fall into a moist environment. Teachers said that in the spring they will transplant the seedlings into the soil in the schoolyard.
In general, the "Clean Kazakhstan" environmental campaign is being implemented in the region in 5 stages: "Green Zone", "Clean Region", "Holy Land", "Proud Generation" and "Bright Spring". Volunteers, students of universities and vocational schools, active youth, and city residents participated in the environmental campaign, covering a total of more than 7,500 people.
A garbage collection relay race "We for a Clean Country" was held. About 200 people participated in the campaign, divided into 6 teams, and cleaned our city of 3 tons of garbage.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/bko/press/news/details/932392