Biodiversity

The BioDiversity project aims to contribute to the creation of a European society more sensitive to the protection of ecosystems and biodiversity, and more aware of its importance to our lives. To achieve this, we aim to train youth workers who become promoters of a collective knowledge and a healthy approach to nature. According to the objectives of the Erasmus + and more specifically those identified for key action 1, the training aims to:
- Develop personal and professional skills of youth workers
- Improve the quality of education and youth work in Europe;
- Develop new synergies and transitions between theory and practice, encourage the use of non formal education.
- Raise the awareness of young people about global issues such as sustainable development.
- Encourage young people to participate in ‘green volunteering’ and ‘green’ patterns of consumption and production. (The overall objectives of the Renewed framework for european cooperation in the youth field 2010/2018).