Environmental problems are at a level that threatens human existence and the living spaces of other living things today. As a result of the unconscious actions of humanity, which has focused on technological developments for centuries, the world has been left alone with climate and environmental problems. The threat level of environmental problems is much greater and more ruthless than expected. According to current scientific research, it is certain that environmental pollution and climate change-based problems will cause today's world life to change significantly in the coming years. The extent of environmental pollution and climate change-based negativities is much greater than thought. In 2019, a study conducted by the famous international medical journal Lancet determined that one in every six deaths in the world is an environmental problem. This situation reveals that environmental problems continue to exist as a silent but dangerous threat in today's world. Another source, a report released by the WHO in 2016, states that environmental problems cause the death of 12.6 million people every year. This data once again reveals the destructiveness of the problem, while revealing that environmental problems that currently exist and will become even more dangerous in the future have surpassed national dimensions and become universal. Although responsibility falls equally on all countries in the world regarding environmental and climate sensitivity, basic universal expectations change the importance of the burden on the shoulders of countries. In order to protect today's world and leave our current life to future generations under more natural conditions, mobilization activities aimed at raising conscious individuals on an international scale must be continued. Increasing the sensitivity of young people in Turkey on this issue is of great importance for both the world and Turkey's environmental future. The reasons for Turkey's need for individuals with environmental and climate awareness can be explained with scientific data. According to the 2022 World Air Pollution Report, 5 important cities of Turkey are among the 15 cities with the most polluted air in Europe. The fact that these cities, which are defined as Iğdır, Gaziantep, Düzce, Mersin and Konya, contribute greatly to the Turkish economy, largely meet the industrial needs of the world in certain areas, are qualified and open to development in the future is supported by TÜİK data. In this case, ensuring that young people in Turkey take precautions against future environmental problems and contributing to the general environmental and nature perception of the country through awareness-raising activities is a subject open to the support of all national and international organizations. In this project, by benefiting from international knowledge accumulations aimed at meeting the relevant requirements, it was ensured that young people, the owners of the future generations, listen to the developments in Turkey and the world from the mouths of experts.