The main goal of Common Ground: Linking Ecology and Peacebuilding is to empower youth workers and young people to integrate ecological awareness and peacebuilding practices into their daily work and communities. The project aims to create a shared understanding of the links between environmental sustainability, social cohesion, and nonviolent conflict transformation, providing participants with the tools, knowledge, and skills to act as multipliers in their organizations and local communities. The objectives of the project are: To build participants understanding of the interlinkages between ecology, climate change, and peacebuilding, exploring how environmental issues fuel conflict and how peacebuilding approaches can promote ecological justice. To equip participants with practical tools and methods for eco-peacebuilding, including conflict transformation in environmental disputes, eco-anxiety support, and community resilience practices. To strengthen participant's competences in facilitating dialogue and cooperation across divides (generational, cultural, political) in the context of ecological challenges and sustainability transitions. To foster creative and community-based approaches for promoting a culture of peace through ecological action, such as storytelling, artivism, conflict transformation, and participatory futures thinking. To support participants in designing at least 5 local eco-peacebuilding initiatives in their communities. To strengthen international cooperation among youth workers, building networks, exchanging good practices, and fostering collaboration for future European eco-peacebuilding initiatives. The project responds to multiple needs identified in youth work today: the lack of tools to address climate-related social tensions, the need to support young people in coping with eco-anxiety, and the opportunity to use ecological action as a platform for fostering cooperation, empathy, and active citizenship. By targeting youth workers, who act as multipliers in their communities, the project ensures that knowledge, skills, and methods are widely disseminated and adapted to local realities. Common Ground: Linking Ecology and Peacebuilding wants to create a new generation of youth workers equipped to link ecological sustainability with conflict transformation. It combines knowledge, practice, and creativity to address pressing social and environmental challenges. The project will empower participants to translate these skills into tangible local actions, strengthen community resilience, and promote a culture of peace rooted in ecological awareness. It is both timely and innovative, addressing current societal needs while offering practical, replicable solutions for youth work across Europe.