Due to the necessary measures to contain the pandemic, we were unable to carry out the LTTA in Sicily and we had to do it online. Despite the distance, we were able to work on the aspects that we had programmed in all areas of our project. With regard to raising awareness about environmental protection, the Italian team offered us a series of very interesting presentations, activities and workshops focused mainly on the 3R rules and also on reducing the use of plastics. We had the help of the Plastic Free Association to carry out some of these activities.

In our LTTA in Benetússer we visited the Albufera National Park where we attended to an explanation of the importance of conserving natural areas to maintain the biodiversity of flora and fauna. We also took a boat trip around the lake and did a bird watching workshop at the Albufera Interpretation Centre.

Continuing with the work to raise awareness about the importance of maintaining biodiversity, in the Spanish school we held a workshop for the construction of bird and bat shelters using reused wood.

In Holland we went directly to the action: we helped to clean of plastics an Amsterdam canal

...planted a tree in the schoolyard...

...made a fashion show with clothes made of reused materials...

...visited a sustainable greenhouse and its geothermal plant...

...made some interesting workshops on biodiversity at the Wadden Sea, the largest unbroken system of intertidal sand and mud flats in the world.

We also received classes on environmental protection, one of them aboard a 19th-century wooden sailboat.

In Slovakia we worked the water cycle through a very fun methodology that combined arts & crafts with recycled materials and a story telling activity in the library.

We also manufactured objects with recyclable materials.

Students created their own posters to improve public awareness on environmental problems...