Abstract
This article examines the lichen species of the Akmola region, including the Burabay State National Park and their biological and ecological features. The distribution of lichens in the territory of the Burabay State National Natural Park is due to many factors, including the degree of air pollution. In this regard, various species of lichens were collected in ecotopes by various plant communities in the Burabay district, along with systematic systematic identification and environmental impact assessment. Epiphytic, epileptic, epilation lichens are found on the territory of the Burabay State National Park. They are found in pine, mixed forests, as well as in plain and mountain natural plant communities. In addition to the diversity of ecotope lichens in the Burabay National Park, there are differences in the degree of their ecological growth and the degree of distribution of the national park.