Abstract
This article examines the political aspects of environmental activism in Kazakhstan. The authors emphasize that environmental problems are becoming increasingly relevant for Kazakh society, especially if political factors contribute to the development of the environmental movement. The article analyzes the relationship between environmental activism and the possibility of dialogue between civil society institutions and state structures in Kazakhstan and also gives examples of the participation of environmental activists from the government and civil society in the implementation of environmental protection projects. The authors also discuss the role of civil society and international organizations in the struggle for environmental protection in Kazakhstan. In conclusion, the authors emphasize that environmental issues should be included in the political dialogue in Kazakhstan to ensure the sustainability and conservation of natural resources for the benefit of future generations of the country.