This youth exchange was created by a group of youths from different partner countries who were mindful of the environment and greatly concerned about climate change. They gathered for this youth exchange to set the base for leading a future without fossil fuels and rich soils, a future where everyone lives in a sustainable world. The youth exchange gathered like-minded youths to explore topics that brought solutions to climate change, such as permaculture, natural building and solar energy, connecting and combining these three. They went on a journey of seeing a deeper correlation between the Earth and the Sun and dove through the exploration of using these two sources to produce their own food, shelter and generate energy. Participants explored eco-living, learning about other solutions for environmental issues and more sustainable lives. With this exchange, young people were encouraged and empower to gain more awareness about climate change and environmental issues. Within 15 days in France, 36 young adults were fostered by increasing their capacity in solutions to live an ecological life. Throughout the workshop, reflection on environmental challenges that the world is facing was added and communication and debating tools were taught to promote critical thinking around this topic. Participants suggested having small sessions on mindfulness and connection to nature learning about healthy and whole foods so that they could grow themselves. Participants were led on a journey to reflect on how they were leading their lives and what changes they wanted to create for themselves and the world. Participants were introduced to alternative ways of living their lives while being inspired by the space where the project took place, the Catfarm Community. Specific objectives that were achieved included: - Raised awareness about climate change while empowering youngsters to develop critical thinking and communication around this topic - Showcased to the participants what was possible with permaculture, solar panels and natural building. - Encouraged participants to host workshops around the theme to generate confidence and foster sharing with the group - Promoted the concept of co-creation and participatory project by involving participants in all phases of the project - Immersion in an experimental way of life within an eco-place offered an example of leading green lifestyles - Co-created a solar-powered natural dome and a garden bed while fostering collaboration and teamwork. - Promoted social inclusion by exchanging international perspectives, developing intercultural competence, understanding different cultures - Shared cultures, exchanged ideas among youth to form a base for future corporations and projects - Raised awareness of youngsters' cultural heritage and encouraged commitment in their communities while improving the cultural awareness and expression of competence - Fostered communication and cooperation with the stakeholders - Raised awareness on the practices of policies and systems in matters of non-formal education of youth in the EU