The participants, students from grades 7–10 at the Talyp Jamgyirchiev boarding school, traveled to Moscow to engage in activities focused on protected natural areas. Alongside geography teacher Nargiza Toichubek kyzy, the group explored topics such as nature conservation and the protection of the snow leopard's habitat.
Educational experience and participation
During the event, the students took part in various masterclasses and creative activities. The competition provided an opportunity for the youth to expand their knowledge and connect with peers from different regions. According to geography teacher Nargiza Toichubek kyzy, the trip served as a valuable chance for the students to gain new experiences and broaden their horizons.
The delegation included Erkay Balsalova, Nurali Yksanov, Nurel Asylbekov, and Aruuke Asekova. The trip was made possible through organizational and financial support from the district leadership, the village head, the ayyl okmotu, and various sponsors.
About Ak-Shyirak village
Ak-Shyirak is one of Kyrgyzstan's most remote and high-altitude villages, located in the Jeti-Oguz district of the Issyk-Kul region near the Chinese border. The area is characterized by a harsh climate, with winter lasting 8–9 months and frequent temperature fluctuations.
Village Geography
