By implementing the project, we wanted to create a safe and supportive space that would enable young people to satisfy their basic needs for belonging, cooperation, peace and connection with nature. Our goal was to encourage the exploration of their own natural gifts, empower individuals and establish mental health and develop an authentic individual contribution, while simultaneously learning and practicing a sustainable, ecological way of coexistence. The project had three key goals: Promoting personal growth/mental health - strengthening authentic expression, psycho-physical well-being and using nature, the body and art as a support for mental health. For this, we used practices and methods of eco-depth psychology, movement medicine, vocal-movement improvisation and theatre techniques. Developing sustainable solutions - introducing environmentally friendly systems, sustainable nutrition, natural construction, natural cosmetics and deepening cooperation with nature. Strengthening the community - developing an inclusive and connected community through authentic communication, sociocracy and non-violent communication. We also achieved this through a combination of the approaches listed above. With the project, we wanted to enable young people to have a deeper connection with themselves and others, and to co-create a new, sustainable and green environment.