In the last half century, very large amounts of carbon dioxide and methane were emitted into the atmosphere, which reduced the permeability of the atmosphere to the heat radiation reflected from Earth to space. This led to the onset of climate change. The main effect of climate change was the increase in global temperature, which had already risen by 1.1°C compared to the pre-industrial period. In 2019, it was the second warmest year in the history of weather records. This project aimed to offer ecological education to young participants. The purpose of the project was to raise awareness and educate young people about the environment and its protection, as well as their proximity to nature. The specific objectives were that, through non-formal activities and methods, 42 young people from 7 countries would learn over a period of 10 months during which the project was carried out: - to live together in an intercultural environment, make friends and develop tolerance towards other cultures. - They were also acquire knowledge about the opportunities offered by the Erasmus+ program and the YouthPass tool, - As well as knowledge about the current state of the environment and the skills needed to protect it. - The project also aimed to raise awareness among the local community regarding the protection of the environment - And to bring the participants closer to nature through games and non-formal activities.