Abstract
This article examines the process of formation of ecological positions and traditional concepts characteristic of Kazakh culture. The article is devoted to the analysis of the formation of ecological positions and traditional concepts in the Kazakh culture, formed on the basis of a nomadic lifestyle and based on national traditions, folklore and worldview. Special attention is paid to the analysis of mythological ideas and social norms that contribute to the formation of a responsible attitude towards the environment and the use of its resources. The results of the work reflect the value of traditional ecological positions for modern society and their safe application in environmental education and upbringing. Special attention is paid to the analysis of traditional concepts and customs that contribute to the formation of a careful attitude towards nature and its resources. The study also highlights the importance of these approaches in the face of current environmental challenges. The aim of the work is to find out how Kazakh culture contributes to the formation of sustainable ecological positions that can become the basis for modern environmental protection strategies. The author emphasizes the importance of these ecological principles in modern environmental conditions and emphasizes the importance of integrating traditional approaches to nature into modern environmental programs and fostering ecological culture in society.