This project centres around the18th gathering of the European Institute for Outdoor Adventure Education and Experiential Learning (EOE); this European network is made up of professionals from social workers and youth workers, teachers and educators, academics and students. We wish to bring 48 youth workers from across Europe to engage in an experiential learning programme with the leading experts in the world in the area of inclusion, disability and Outdoor Learning programmes. The objectives of our project are as follows: - We hope this project will bring together people who work with youths in an outdoor environment to exchange good practices, to share innovations and to provide support through transnational cooperation. - We wish to create opportunities to enhance the connection between young people and our outdoor environments across Europe, through up-skilling and informing the youth workers and other professional who support them. - We wish to raise awareness, begin problem solving and start to develop innovations for inclusion of young people from diverse and disadvantaged backgrounds in outdoor youth work programmes. This event will highlight how youth workers, supported by educators, can start local actions to increase the opportunities for greater inclusion in Outdoor Adventure activities in a sustainable way. IT will focus on three main issues facing participating youth workers; • Disability • Economic obstacles • Social obstacles This event will not only allow for sharing of stories/presentations and case studies of good practice but for the practical development of skills and competence to enhance inclusion. On two days of the programme, practical training opportunities will be offered on land and on the water for youth workers and outdoor educators to explore adapting outdoor activities to include young people with disabilities in standard and bespoke outdoor activities. The cultural and other challenges faced by differing ethnic groups engaging in Outdoor Adventure programmes will also be explored in realistic situations outdoors.