The topics of biodiversity and how people affect their environment were the main focus of the Erasmus+ mobility to Spain. Our project, ACT FOR ENVIRONMENT, focuses on making students aware of different environmental issues and what they can do in order to help.

We also believe it is important to inform them and thus give them everything they need to have a better understanding of everything around them. This is why, our Spanish partners organised an informative workshop on the European project, Life Wood for the Future. 

They learnt how the local authorities get invloved in protecting the environment by plpanting trees which can be used for sustainable and eco friendly constructions. They exaplined the participants all the negative effects of the humans activities on the environment and how they need to be more aware for the future.

The second activity was LA VEGA DE GRANADA where students learnt more about the loca biodiversity and how local producers chose to get involved in protecting it. They were explained the way the plants evolved in the area and how different species were brought into their biodiversity. 

We truly beileve that Erasmus+ projects cand make a difference in our lives and contribute to developing skills which are necessary in adult life. Being informed and aware gives the students the attitude they need in order to be more responsbile in the future. 

A new episode in our Erasmus+ adventure took us to Santa Fe Spain, where students explored more on the topic of biodiversity and global warming. The purpose of the meeting was to get them informed and aware of the things that happen in eahc partner country when it comes to protecting endangered species and measure the governments take in order to help the biodiversity context evolve. 

So, students made presentations of the biodiversity in their countries as well as the endangered species they have, discovering similiarties as well as some differences in each system. They also presented the way the authorties gor involved and what can be done for younger generations to benefit from a better environment.

They had national presentations and then they worked in international teams to do different challenges around Santa Fe. Thus, learning by discovering proved to be very beneficial and helpful. They learnt how to manage the tasks and the time alloted for the challenges. 

They also learnt about national projects that help the communities protect the natural habitat of different species as well as the local producers that support all the initiatives in this regard. 

We have learnt some interesting pieces of information that show us how people have become more and more aware of their actions' impact at the level of biodiversity as well as global warming.