The main aim of the project was to sensitise young people to the world of nature, to develop knowledge, skills and attitudes related to climate change and sustainable development, to shape a positive attitude among young people towards the natural environment, to show the threats to the environment, to develop appropriate behaviour in contact with nature and to care for it. Promoting responsible and ecological behaviour. The specific objectives were sensitivity and awareness of the surrounding environment, shaping informed decisions, personal development, strengthening self-esteem, developing an objective view of the world around them, strengthening international ties, the aim was also to promote equal opportunities and equal access, developing one's skills regardless of views, gender, nationality. Through this project, young people were introduced to a different way of looking at ecology. Not empty words but empirical experiences. Through informal education, young people were able to participate in project activities, carried out in cooperation with scientific institutions, the museum, enthusiasts, people working in the natural environment, in the field. The objectives were realised by planning joint activities with a partner group from Lithuania The young people participated in various workshops, meetings related to ecology. The young people participated in talks, discussions, lectures, guided talks, which developed in them pro-ecological thinking. They took part in joint activities, meetings that taught them cooperation, tolerance, patience. New friendships and contacts abroad were made. Achieving the objectives of the Erasmus plus programme: to raise the level of skills of young people, including those with fewer opportunities, and to promote participation in the democratic life of Europe, active citizenship, intercultural dialogue, solidarity, in particular through increased opportunities for learning mobility for young people. Each day there were evaluations, discussions and talks where participants shared their impressions.