Plastic trash fragments and fibers that have been exposed to the environment are now pervasive in the natural environments and food systems of the French waters. Our environmental programs at ShuHaRi educate youth and other members of the community about the perils of plastic trash and the significance of cleaning operations. We have seen an alarming trend in our target group's monthly assessments: pollution from plastic is on the rise, and young people must implement creative strategies to limit their generation of plastic garbage.This problem is also common in the Europe. Therefore we decided to organise this youth exchange to teach youngsters how to fight with plastic waste. Objectives: - Encourage awareness of the connection between everyday household trash generation and consumption patterns. - Emphasize the effects of commonly used products—from manufacturing to disposal—on human health, the economy, and the environment. - Provide details on home solid waste management procedures while contrasting methods used in other nations. - Increase public knowledge of the damaging impacts on the environment, human health, and the economy of improper management of household solid waste and plastic garbage. - Introduce participants to the best techniques for managing plastic trash, which will motivate them to take an active role in waste reduction. Enhance participants' abilities in photography, videography, digital storytelling, intercultural interaction, creativity, and cooperation so they can utilize digital storytelling to battle plastic pollution. - Encourage participants to participate in additional projects and submit grant proposals by explaining how Erasmus+ programs operate to address common challenges facing the European Union.