Baku State University actively supports and organizes events aimed at promoting conservation and the sustainable utilization of land, including forests and wild land. As part of the university's commitment to sustainability, BSU is involved in various initiatives that promote environmental awareness, conservation practices, and responsible land management. These events are often organized in collaboration with national and international partners, aligning with the university’s mission to contribute to the global sustainability agenda.

The next scientific seminar was held at the Faculty of Ecology and Soil Science of Baku State University (BSU). Abdin Abbasov, a doctoral student of the Department of Bioecology, spoke at the scientific seminar on the topic "Bioecology of wetland birds in the Kur river reaches".
The Kura river channels were formed as a result of the displacements that occurred in the river and the curvature formed in the river bed. Akhmaz can be imagined as a basin where water collects in depressions as a result of the Kura River overflowing and is not directly connected to other water bodies. Such akhmazlars are located in Yevlakh, Agdash, Zardab, Saatli, Sabirabad regions.

At the end, the questions of the seminar participants were answered.