Youth Environmental Project” was a project based in Malta but started in another project over some year before writing this on a topic similar to this. We hoped to create the enthusiasm of having the other participants creating something similar in their NGOs and to spread the love of the environment with other young people around Europe. The main aim of the project was to positively influence the attitudes of participants towards acting together and team work for water, ecology protection, heritage and culture while also equip ourselves with skills, knowledge and experience to run a successful and fruitful social campaigns. In order to achieve main aim, the project had several objectives as follow: - enhance inter-cultural awareness of participants and promote solidarity and active youth participation; - improve and strengthen the knowledge, skills and behaviours of participants to support, foster and promote environment protection and sustainable management; - provide a safe space to establish an effective intercultural learning and dialogue between its participants as well as to explore the connection between the lack of intercultural understanding and the emergence of stereotypes, prejudices and discrimination; - improve the inter-cultural and social skills of young people and youth leaders as well as their competences to manage and work with diversity in all its forms; - encourage youth to active participation in socio-ecology life on local, national and European level and empower them to be agents of change in the society; - create pro-active attitudes towards water, coastal and beaches protection; - promote Erasmus+ Programme as a tool to work on ecological issues and development of soft skills of young people, opportunity for reaching and enabling active participation disadvantaged groups of people and possibility for youngsters to take the action. The project methodology was participant-focused and based on various non-formal, experiential and creative methods and peer to peer and intercultural learning