The main aim of the project “Let’s Go Green Together” was connected to enhancing awareness about ecological issues and environmental protection while increasing the technological knowledge/skills of youngsters. By creating this project, we wanted to cover different aspects and use innovative methods of learning. Therefore, we used photography as a tool and showed the ecological problems in the aspect of media to youngsters. We believed that photography would be a useful tool for visualizing the issues and inspiring young individuals. We aimed to make their vision on the topic wider and clearer and also to motivate them to address the issues by using different methods. Additionally, we wanted to increase their contact with nature, therefore, we created activities which provoked them to use more outdoor spaces. Six organizations from six different countries aimed to increase international cooperation and digital competencies by creating and involving in this project. We worked collaboratively together to address issues such as natural degradation and ecological changes, as well as to increase the involvement of young people in bringing changes, especially making an impact on media in terms of ecological topics. Bioville (Latvia), Youth Center of Georgia (Georgia), Creative Youth (Armenia), Arte e Cultura Sociale (Italy), Patras Youth Club (Greece), and EUTOPIA (Croatia) worked together to create and achieve the objectives of the project. We also wanted to improve social and soft skills among youngsters, raise their sense of citizenship, and increase their knowledge. The project “Let’s Go Green Together” had the following objectives: - Stimulate youngsters' soul of activity utilizing strategies for imaginative photography raising their capacity to make; - Promote photography as a tool for securing condition and an approach to procure learning and skills helpful for people's proficient improvement; - Foster a mutual better understanding of ecological situation and culture in countries of participants and develop a sense of ecological awareness; - The campaign against environmental change and natural degradation; - Encourage youth to further impact media on the subject of nature in their own countries; - Promote cross-border collaboration in the fight against environmental change. In addition to the above-listed objectives, our aim in creating this project was to inspire youngsters to participate actively in non-formal educational activities and improve the specific competencies needed in the labor market. This project was also an opportunity for partner organizations to use their collective expertise and networks to build stronger ties across borders, encouraging an exchange of ideas and best practices that are essential for sustainable international collaboration. When asked partner organizations what they wanted to achieve by implementing the project "Let's Go Green Together," - we saw that they were sharing the same ideas and goals, and we would like to mention some of them. Bioville (Latvia): "Our main goal was to connect young people with nature and increase their awareness about environmental issues. By using photography, we thought it would be a great way to show them the beauty of the outdoors and the importance of preserving it." Youth Center of Georgia (Georgia): "We wanted to enhance digital skills among youth while also educating them about ecological changes. This project was a chance to combine technology with environmental activism, which is very important in today's life." Creative Youth (Armenia): "Our focus was on using creative methods like photography to make young people think more about the environment. We also aimed to help them develop skills that will lead to real change in their communities." Arte e Cultura Sociale (Italy): "We were keen on promoting cross-cultural understanding and cooperation. The project allowed us to work with partners from different countries and backgrounds, which enriched the experience for everyone involved." Patras Youth Club (Greece): "Our objective was to engage young people in activities that promote environmental awareness and protection. We wanted them to see how their actions can have a positive impact on the world." EUTOPIA (Croatia): "We aimed to encourage young people to use media to address and highlight ecological issues. This project was about empowering them to take initiative and use their creativity to influence public opinion and policy."