By implementing this project, we aim to empower young people through practical, nature-based learning that strengthens their well-being, personal competences, and active citizenship. From the perspective of youth work practice, our objectives are to: 1. Promote well-being and self-care: Equip young people with practical skills to manage minor health concerns and stress through simple, nature-based methods, increasing their confidence and independence. 2. Reconnect with nature: Provide hands-on experiences that foster a stronger relationship with the natural environment, raise awareness of biodiversity, and encourage sustainable daily habits. 3. Strengthen inclusion and equal opportunities: Actively involve young people with fewer opportunities (economic, social, geographical, or educational barriers) and create a supportive environment where everyone feels safe and valued. 4. Develop personal and social competences: Build teamwork, problem-solving, intercultural communication, and resilience through non-formal and peer-to-peer learning in international groups. 5. Foster digital and creative skills: Use digital tools (e.g. plant apps, online platforms, social media) for learning and dissemination, helping participants improve their digital literacy in a meaningful way. 6. Encourage active citizenship: Inspire young people to share their learning with families, peers, and communities, and to take small but concrete actions for healthier, more sustainable lifestyles. Through these objectives, the project combines youth work values—participation, empowerment, and inclusion—with practical learning that supports young people’s personal growth and long-term engagement in society.