The goal of our Foundation, and especially the youth gathered around it, was to raise the level of awareness of pro-ecological activities focusing on preventing the degradation of the planet. We carried out our activities on a micro, local scale, which will then contribute to making this practical knowledge available to a wider audience. Nevertheless, it is a laborious process, the effects will certainly not be noticeable immediately, but we know that this is the only way to counteract the gradual degradation of the planet. Our activities focused on: 1) realizing that excessive consumerism and conformism of the individual (and in fact of the masses) contributes to destruction on a macro scale 2) implementing practical rules for preventing excessive consumption and consumption of natural resources and transferring them to the immediate environment, hence the motto: "What goes global begins locally." The project participants themselves wanted to reach the local community through the implementation of activities local youth activists, and therefore future decision-makers in each partner country. The next step was to continue the activities carried out, implementing the practice of living in harmony with nature in the participants' immediate surroundings - at school, university, workplace, family home. Everyday practice, the daily example set by the participants - this is the real work, and at the same time an interesting form of disseminating the results of our project. The aim of the project was also to include young people at risk of marginalization, provide them with the necessary emotional support, care for their personal contribution and development, and respect them at every step. Participants who will become active young European citizens were involved in the project activities. Moreover, the aim of the project was to counteract the marginalization of LGBT+ people and people with low income social and economic status, young people from rural areas and disabled people. Supporting them with creativity and engaging them in action. We managed to make young people aware that multiculturalism and diversity mean building a sense of unity "returning to the roots" throughout Europe, regardless of where you live. In addition, we have worked on active and inclusive dialogue between diverse communities, whether locally, in civic activities, intergenerationally or transnationally in the long term. The method used is intended to influence the well-being of other people in the long term. (Local well-being is not possible without thinking about... and caring for global and cross-generational well-being.) Thanks to the implementation of the project, it was possible to support the potential of multicultural European diversity and encourage young people, especially the local community, to reflect that despite differences, we are all the same and will feel the same effects of a climate or ecological disaster. The project addressed the topic of ecology and green practices, which is important for Europe. It prevented environmental degradation (a small example would be avoiding unnecessary paper circulation). The project brought together groups of young people from three equal countries. He built unity among young Europeans beyond divisions. He activated them for civic care and democracy. During the project, we managed to build a microworld in which values not only exist, but are also important. Communication activities were supported by the use of digital technology. Communication took place using digital technologies, social media, and online communication. Communication automatically developed language skills in communicating in English, and as a result, the participants' key competences improved.