Mismanagement of waste by people and their actions is one of the causes of the environmental pollution that has a serious impact on human population and living organisms.
Say yes to green habits in sport.
We are a small (collaborative partnership) but mighty Erasmus+Sport funded project.
We use outdoor sports, particularly hiking, as a tool to teach youth, and adults, about the importance of the environmental protection and climate action.
Through hiking and physical activity in nature, we also promote healthy lifestyles, inclusion and intergenerational exchange.
"5 tonnes of waste is produced by the average European each year."
Source: European Commission, Waste and Recycling
LEARN HOW TO HIKE & ORGANISE A CLEAN UP
Our four-part educational toolkit was made for sport clubs and coaches who wish to motivate and educate youngsters and seniors how to hike for their health and for the health of the planet.
OUR EXPERTS SHARE TIPS ON MOVING FOR NATURE
We teamed up with experts from the fields of environment, water and wildlife protection, mountaineering and inclusive hiking, and physical education to deepen our knowledge on working with youth and for the planet.
GET INSPIRED WITH GOOD PRACTICES
Our four-part educational toolkit was made for sport clubs and coaches who wish to motivate and educate youngsters and seniors how to hike for their health and for the health of the planet.
HIKES AND CLEAN UP: LOCAL ACTIVITIES
Read about our hikes and clean up actions that we organised in Slovenia and Romania.
PROJECT PARTNERS
Polona
Fonda
Institute Impact
Mojca Markovič
Institute Impact
Tiago Guilherme
ENGSO Youth
Iva
Glibo
ENGSO Youth
Barbara Meglič
Center Veriga
Mihai Androhovici
Association Sport for All
Anca Serediuc
Association Sport for All
Expert advisor
Emily
Bowie
Mhor Outdoor
Rachel
May
Mhor Outdoor
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