By cooperating with other European youth organizations, we provide opportunities for young people to broaden their horizons, improve, exchange relevant and important information, and involve young people in socially beneficial activities. During the project, special attention was paid to audiovisual arts. We encouraged taking care of nature and cultural heritage, and provided opportunities for young people to create, discover their abilities, and develop in the fields of art and self-expression. With the help of this tool, we aimed for the active involvement and participation of young people, the dissemination and sharing of experiences, cultural learning, and the development of additional competencies. Taking care of local biodiversity, we collected audio and visual material in nature. With the help of professional audio and video techniques, the result was a documentary short film. Participants were trained to use technology, observe nature and its phenomena. This not only provided knowledge that young people will be able to apply in life, and maybe in future activities or jobs, but also developed human abilities, such as concentration, concentration, responsibility, and respect for nature and history. In the Kamariškės estate, the area of which is over 10 hectares. There are extremely rare and protected animal species. One of them is the "dark-colored golden beetle", entered in the Lithuanian Red Book and the list of strictly protected species of the European Union. One of the rarest, largest, mysterious and rare beetles in Lithuania living in trees is an important part of the ecosystem. "Marbled golden beetle" - a rare old lady beetle is also protected both in the European Union and in Lithuania. "Raudonpilvė kūmutė" - an amphibian protected by the Bern Convention, European Union directives, and recorded in the Lithuanian Red Book. Bats, which play an important role in the local ecosystem, will also be among the objects to marvel at. In the vicinity of the manor, you can also find the "skuated newt", which is listed in the Lithuanian Red Book as being on the verge of extinction. On the territory of the manor, old trees that have reached natural maturity are especially valuable for their biological meaning. According to the conducted research, "Mountain elm", which is about 100 years old, is a natural monument protected by the state. There are larch trees in the nearby alley. In the territory, "common lindens" and valuable "small-leaved lindens" grow. Nature protection specialists and experts were used for nature conservation activities. Together with specialists, the participants were involved in audio and video processing processes. Thus revealing their creative potential. During the making of the documentary, the participants did everything independently, both individually and in groups. During the project, the participants tried to be: actors, lighting, cameramen, make-up artists, painters, photographers, film producers, music creators, sound directors, singers, etc. In the youth exchange project, important attention was paid to the development of English language skills, as all participants communicated in English during the project. In this way, mutual relations and cultural exchanges between different countries were strengthened. Education about nature conservation and heritage encouraged re-consolidation of the concepts of identity, mutual respect, dialogue, harmony, solidarity and positive communication in the context of cultural diversity, so during the project participants increased their awareness and understanding of other cultures and countries. Each group shared their country's experience and approach to nature conservation. In order to strengthen awareness of the importance of participation in public life and to introduce the necessary skills, we included a meeting with the local community - both local residents of the region and other organizations - in the project activities. We communicated closely and exchanged experiences with "Folk High School" located in Antalieptė. It is a non-formal education school that aims to prepare active members of society through lifelong learning. These schools are intended for people who want to know themselves from different perspectives, actively engaging and creating their own learning process, which takes place while living in a community.