Training Course in Kaunas, Ziegzdriai geological trail
On the cold and rainy October 8, we invited everyone who wants to take part in an eco-hike along the geological trail of Žiegždria. We started the hike with an “energizer” and a short story about Activists and the Erasmus+ program. During the hike, we passed through narrow forest paths, and also admired the Kaunas lagoon, fallow deer, and each other’s company. At the end of the trip, we offered the participants hot tea to warm up and snacks. We talked more about the ECO WALKS project (which led to this walk), its goals, emphasizing the two-way connection between sport and landscape, and the activities and results created throughout the project. Great attention was paid to the interactive map and eco cards. We are grateful to everyone who participated and for not being scared by the imperfect weather.
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Training Course in National Park Tara
On 28thOct2023 Second ecowalk was organized by Mountaineering association Tara as a part of Eco walks project co-founded by European Union. Twenty three participants, majority members of Youth Office Bajina Basta have walked the route from Mountain Hut in Rastiste up to village Kremici within National park Tara. The path led through a forest of beech in one direction and circle back to the Mountain hut through different forest on the other part of the village. During the walk, litter was collected by the participants and awareness was raised on environmental protection nature preservation which are one of the most important endpoints of Eco walk project.
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