The book “Botanical works in the Akmola region in 1912 and 1913” by the author of the famous Russian botanist and researcher, Semenov, is a fascinating and deep immersion in the world of flora of one of the most interesting and little-studied territories of Russia. This work, written at the beginning of the 20th century, is not only a scientific work, but also a real testimony to the time when botany was just beginning to develop as an independent science. Semenov, possessing an outstanding talent as an observer and researcher, describes in detail his trips to the Akmola region, recording not only the diversity of the plant world, but also the conditions in which it existed. The book is replete with descriptions of different plant species, their habitats, and the features of growth. The reader will be able to learn about rare and unique plants that are found only in this region, as well as how climatic and geographical conditions affect the flora. This work will be especially interesting for those who are fond of botany, ecology and nature in general. Students and teachers of biological faculties, as well as lovers of nature and travel will find in it a lot of useful information. The book will also be useful to historians studying the development of science and ecology in Russia, as well as to all those who are interested in the cultural heritage and natural resources of our country. The topics raised in the book cover not only the botanical aspects, but also the environmental, social and cultural aspects of early 20th-century life. Semenov touches on the interaction of man and nature, describing how local residents used vegetation for their needs, as well as how changes in the environment affect the ecosystem of the region. This makes the book relevant for modern readers interested in environmental issues and sustainable development. The style of Semenov is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time he knows how to captivate the reader with his descriptions and observations. His insightful observations and ability to convey the beauty of nature make the text lively and emotional. The book “Botanical works in the Akmola region in 1912 and 1913” is not the only work of the author; among his other well-known works are studies on the flora of other regions of Russia, which also deserve attention. If you are looking for books on botany, ecology or just want to learn more about the nature of Russia, this work will be an excellent choice. It will not only enrich your knowledge, but also give new impressions from acquaintance with the unique flora of the Akmola region. By reading this book, you can not only expand your horizons, but also feel the spirit of the time when botany was just beginning to reveal its secrets. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the heritage of science and nature by immersing yourself in Semenov’s Botanical Works in the Akmola Region in 1912 and 1913, a book that inspires and makes you think about the importance of nature conservation for future generations.