The Planet Alpha project was implemented as part of the Accreditation Plan and was focused on raising awareness on the soil crysis by implementing the green practicies with the use of technology. The project idea was inspired by the Global Movment SAVE SOIL and by the European Sustainable Development Strategy, which was designed to achieve continuous improvement of quality of life both for the present and for future Generations. The main problem addressed by the project was the current state of damage of the soil, which leads to the its incapacity to mentain life on Earth. Planet Alpha, a project addressed to youth, came as a solution and aimed to provide them knowledge on the environmental sustainability, to raise awareness on the soil crisis and to empower them to become active citizens and advocators in saving soil by using digital technologies. The project's core focus on environmental sustainability and youth engagement aligned harmoniously with internationally recognized goals, such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It played a pivotal role in advancing SDGs related to environmental preservation, education, and fostering partnerships for sustainable development. By nurturing a generation of informed and passionate advocates, Planet Alpha was paving the way for a more sustainable and resilient future. The objectives of the project were as follows: To develop knowledge among 21 youth workers and 44 young people on soil challenges and conservation methods, as well as environmental sustainability, through green heads activities: The project aimed to educate the participants about the critical state of soil damage and the challenges it poses to maintaining life on Earth. Through "green heads activities," the project sought to provide participants with comprehensive knowledge about soil conservation methods and sustainable environmental practices. To cultivate the active participation knowledge and spirit by engaging 21 youth workers and 44 young people from the partner countries in green hands activities. To empower 21 youth workers and 44 young people to use digital technologies for soil conservation through green hearts activities. The overall aim of the project was to provide them knowledge on the environmental sustainability, to raise awareness on the soil crisis and to empower them to become active citizens and advocators in saving soil by using digital technologies.