
The Slovenian-based sports organization Društvo Center Veriga has once again stepped up to support environmental and community wellbeing by joining the Move4Nature initiative for the second year running. On June...
The Erasmus+ funded Move4Nature project is a network of local events across Europe. Each event features a hike paired with a trail clean-up.
With the support of sports organisations and active Europeans, we are collecting kilometres and kilograms of waste with the ambitious goal of making our continent cleaner, more active, and healthier.
The Erasmus+ funded Move4Nature project is a network of local events across Europe. Each event features a hike paired with a trail clean-up.
With the support of sports organisations and active Europeans, we are collecting kilometres and kilograms of waste with the ambitious goal of making our continent cleaner, more active, and healthier.
You can join the Move4Nature movement too by going for hike and clean up the trail, or by organising a Move4Nature event.
Optional: post your action on social media and tag us @move4nature, or send your photos to polona@institut-impact.si.
How to measure kilometers?
The most simple way is to use your phone and measure with the app “Step distance”. You can also measure the distance with other apps, for example Strava.
Other ways include using a sports watch or any other device. Or you can do it the “old-school way” by using a map, for example Gaia, marked the trail on the computer and measure the distance.
How to measure the kilograms of litter?
One litter of liquid weights one kilogram. Add the weight of your water bottle, and compared the weight to the litter you have picked.
How to organise a Move4Nature hike?
We have developed a toolkit that will help with organising a hike or an event.
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For the Move4Nature team, the lynx represents the urgent need to protect nature and take action to care for our planet. It symbolises wilderness and movement and can be found in all four countries of the partnership: Slovenia, Romania, Lithuania, and Sweden.