Baku State University (BSU) actively collaborates with the local community through various partnerships in efforts to maintain and protect shared land ecosystems. The university engages in joint initiatives with local authorities, environmental organizations, and community groups to promote sustainable land management and biodiversity conservation. These collaborations often focus on preserving the unique ecosystems of Azerbaijan, such as its forests, mountains, and coastal areas, which are rich in biodiversity but face environmental pressures. Baku State University (BSU) works directly to maintain and extend existing ecosystems and their biodiversity, particularly those under threat. The university collaborates with various environmental and scientific organizations to implement research and conservation projects aimed at protecting biodiversity, both for plants and animals.

The Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources' Biological Diversity Protection Service conducted an informative session at Baku State University (BSU). Akif Aghbabali, the dean of BSU's Faculty of Ecology and Soil Science, emphasized the recent successful partnership with ETSN. This collaboration has facilitated practical experiences for students in various ministry units, and joint environmental cleanup efforts have been undertaken along coastal areas.