The “Birds of Brazil” exhibition by British artist Jenevora Searight was presented in Astana, Kazakhstan, with the participation of Water Services and Technologies (WST), the Embassy of Brazil in Kazakhstan, WEG, and Haileybury Astana International School.
Jenevora Searight lived in Brazil for many years, during which she was inspired to document the richness of Brazilian fauna through her art. Throughout her career, she joined scientific and photographic expeditions, capturing birds in their natural habitats, including the Amazon Rainforest and the Pantanal, which gave authenticity and depth to the works displayed in the exhibition.
The event aimed to raise environmental awareness and emphasize the importance of preserving biodiversity, especially in the context of global discussions on climate change, such as those addressed at COP30.
Watch the speech by Marcel Biato, Brazil’s Ambassador to Kazakhstan, about the partnership with Water Services and Technologies.
Yernat Assenov, hydrogeologist and Operations Director at Water Services and Technologies (WST) in Kazakhstan, attended the event, reinforcing the company’s commitment to initiatives that unite science and sustainability. WST’s presence highlights its commitment to sustainability and responsible water management, pillars that guide all its initiatives. The company believes that protecting water resources is essential to ensuring quality of life and environmental balance, working continuously to promote innovative solutions that preserve this natural heritage for future generations.
In addition to supporting educational actions, WST actively implements innovative solutions and advanced technologies that help reduce pollution, chemical waste, and effluents, while expanding safe water recycling and reuse on a global scale — essential practices for a more sustainable future.
