The main aim of this project was to provide young people from across Europe with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of environmental issues while developing creative recycling techniques as a means of promoting sustainability. The project brought together 40 young participants aged 18-25 from different European countries for eight days of intensive workshops and activities, excluding travel days. Project objectives were: 1) to raise awareness about today’s’ problem of environmental and importance of recycling; 2)to provide a ground for young people to meet and to learn new and creative ways for recycling the waste that is created by our everyday actions; 3)to discuss about various environmental problems, especially those created by an extensive use of resources; 4)to learn about various recycling techniques; 5)to use art like tool for creative work and promote recycling; The methodology of the project was based on active participation, teamwork, and experiential learning. Through hands-on workshops, discussions, and creative tasks, participants not only gained practical knowledge but also engaged in peer learning and interactive experiences. The project was implemented in Palic, Serbia, a location that provided an ideal setting for exploring environmental topics while fostering a connection with nature. By combining education, creativity, and intercultural exchange, the project successfully empowered young people to take an active role in environmental protection and creative recycling within their communities.