The project “Green Life” was focused on intercultural exchange, which includes working together in an international team and raising the awareness of environmental issues first between peers and participants of the project and afterward to local societies. The project aimed to contribute to educating youth about environmental education; to support and increase their skills in solving environmental issues, which are harmful effects of human activities on the biophysical environment. Through the project “Green Life” we promoted environmental inclusion and building network among youth from different countries. The activities done during the YE contributed to encouraging youth on how to prevent pollution, and the participants of the project spread information about environmental problems, solving ways and about Erasmus + opportunities to the local community using different ways. The objectives were: 1) To provide participants with the necessary skills, knowledge, and attitudes on the inclusion of young people in activities that are connected to environmental issues; 2) To share experience and examples of good and bad practices by methods of non-formal education and learning from each other; 3) The purpose of this project is to make awareness of youth about pollution; 4) To find ways how to solve environmental problems in each country; 5) To spread the information among young people how to prevent pollution; 6) To share opinions, approaches, experience, and information on environmental situations and issues among participating countries; 7) Promoting healthy lifestyle activities for young people, in terms of environmental protection; 8) To raise awareness about recycling through artistic activities and workshops among young people; 9) Increasing the awareness about environmental pollution and its effect on our health; 10) Empower young people in active citizenship taking responsibility in their countries and participating in the decision-making process regarding the protection of the environment; 11) To give young people an example of cooperation on the international level and encourage them to undertake similar activities in the future; The project unites youth from 6 countries (Austria, Hungary, Ireland, Greece, Armenia and Georgia), they exchanged knowledge about environmental problems in their home countries and share ideas on how to protect the earth, our health and reduce pollution, also how to convert waste materials into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials, reduce the consumption of fresh raw materials, reduce energy usage, reduce air pollution, and water pollution, how to reuse building and etc. During the project, the participants not only increase their knowledge and skills but also planned to be multipliers and to spread information. The project also promoted tolerance, pluralism and respect, exchange ‘best practice’ experiences of multicultural societies, and encourage cross-border cooperation. The participants became familiar with different countries' interethnic coexistence, make valuable contacts.