The Kazakhstan National Federation of Clubs for UNESCO has announced the launch of its seventh annual youth environmental camp, TURAQTY JOL 7.0. The program is part of a national eco-campaign aimed at fostering environmental awareness and sustainable thinking among young people in the country.
According to the Federation, the camp is designed for active youth aged 18 to 35. The application period is currently open, with a deadline set for April 25, 2026. The camp itself is scheduled to take place from May 15 to May 18, 2026, in the Almaty region.
The TURAQTY JOL program focuses on practical ecology, sustainable development, and leadership. Participants will engage in educational sessions, workshops, and hands-on environmental activities. The initiative seeks to empower a new generation of eco-leaders committed to addressing local and global ecological challenges.
