Today most of the teachers use exclusively formal techniques to teach young people and, unfortunately, they do not have enough time and “space” to apply also outdoor education. In this way, this task left for youth workers who have idea about outdoor education, but they do not know enough outdoor activities and cannot implement them successfully. There is a need for youth workers who implement not only outdoor activities, but use also non-formal methods during these, allowing young people to experience the learning by doing method. Young people need youth workers who are capable to transfer the formal teaching methods into non-formal, who have a widen knowledge about outdoor activity plans and non-formal methodologies. For this purpose, the aims of the project are the following: - to develop youth workers’ knowledge on outdoor education and its advantages; - to improve youth workers by teaching them experience-based outdoor activity plans, good practices and games. There objectives in connection with the aims of the project were: - to allow youth workers to learn the key elements of outdoor education; - to start an international discussion about outdoor education and on how does it appear in the different countries; - to allow youth workers to learn how to implement outdoor education and outdoor activities during their daily work; - to allow participating youth organizations to build new partnerships.