The Youth Exchange: "Lusco Fusco" is a 7-day exchange aimed at 30 young people from 3 European countries such as Greece, Portugal and Spain. This exchange seeks socialization and environmental awareness of the young participants, through participation in various environmental activities related to the problem of fires: workshops, educational visits, leisure activities, group dynamics, theater, debates, videoforum , workshops, etc. There are many socio-environmental possibilities offered by this Exchange. This program will enhance the protagonism of young people, as it will encourage their direct participation in the development and management of activities, thus establishing a true associative culture. The active and playful methodology will allow us to participate in the design, implementation and analysis of the results of each of the activities. The expected results are to provide participants with sufficient tools to develop the ability to communicate with other people, organize themselves in a collective framework, and promote greater environmental sensitivity. This will also contribute to the young participants, to participate and above all to acquire responsibilities. The desired impact is to project in the countries of origin of the participants, the experiences of success shared by all during the exchange, showing young people that a better world is possible, that they are not alone and that there are different environmental alternatives, which facilitates their social integration, as well as the importance of protecting the environment to ensure the future of future generations and safeguard an optimal present. The long-term benefits are the improvement of social skills, labor skills, with the assumption of responsibilities, and affective capacities of the participants towards the environment and people, by promoting activities in a rural environment showing us their initiatives that protect and respect the environment and promote social solidarity. The objectives are: -Share different points of view of the problematic situation of forest fires in the most damaged European countries, such as Greece, Portugal and Spain. -Promote the need to share the different protocols of action carried out in each country for the prevention of forest fires and the recovery of burned areas. - Understand that young people can share the same concerns despite cultural differences and know what they can contribute to a collective action before an environmental situation of this range from their personal strategies to deal with them. -Awareness of the relationship established between the natural environment and the human being. -Promote the conservation of the biodiversity of ecosystems, habitats and biomes. -Promote responsible use and consumption. -Promote critical thinking among young people. -Create a meeting space in which young people concerned about the environment expose their concerns and thoughts. -Make each person feel part of their social environment and consider fighting for their rights. -Implement a pedagogy that encourages citizen expression. -To consolidate a social bond among the young participants. - To know alternatives of ecological production that allow the settlement of the population in the rural one, fomenting like this in use of the land and the cleaning of the same one. -To promote values such as respect, tolerance, equality and solidarity, as values of social cohesion in the EU. -Create a European conscience among the participants. - Share sociocultural experiences of interest and promote intercultural dialogue.