The meeting commenced in Izmir with an opening speech and presentations from all participating teams. During the first half of the day, students delivered presentations on various environmental topics, including Climate Change and its Impact, Global Warming and Biodiversity, Agricultural Dissemination in Estonia, and the Importance of Protecting Coral Reefs. These presentations provided valuable insights into different environmental challenges and solutions, fostering discussions among participants.

In the second half of the day, students and teachers engaged in separate activities. Students worked in small groups to create posters reflecting the themes discussed in the morning presentations. Meanwhile, teachers focused on project planning, discussing essential tasks to be completed before the Estonian mobility. Key topics included agenda in Estonia, the creation of the project website, and other organizational aspects.

After the poster creation session, students presented their work to the group, explaining their ideas and raising awareness about different environmental issues. The structured discussions and creative outputs strengthened engagement and understanding among participants. 

The day concluded with a cultural dinner at the Historical Elevator Building, providing an opportunity for informal networking and deeper collaboration among partners.

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Participants visited the Selçuk Living Field, where they engaged in seed-related activities and learned about sustainable agriculture. The visit included a lecture at the Seed Museum, where they explored the history of seed preservation and its role in biodiversity conservation. Following the lecture, students took part in a hands-on workshop, planting seeds as a practical application of what they had learned. The museum also featured an exhibition detailing the history of rural Turkey, showcasing how agriculture evolved after the collapse of the empire. Various farming tools and household implements provided insight into the daily lives of past generations.

In the evening, participants enjoyed a guided tour of Ephesus Ancient City, where they explored its architectural marvels and historical significance. This immersive experience highlighted the deep connection between Turkey’s cultural heritage and its environmental history.

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The third day focused on practical workshops and environmental action. The morning began with a collaborative workshop where students worked in mixed teams to design strategies for climate change mitigation. The activity encouraged critical thinking, teamwork, and cross-cultural dialogue on sustainable solutions. Meanwhile, teachers continued discussions and shared ideas about the completion of project tasks. 

Later, participants visited the Mavişehir Zero Carbon Point, where they attended an interactive lecture on reducing carbon footprints and saw practical implementations of renewable energy. The center showcased solar and wind energy technologies, as well as innovative approaches to waste management and sustainable urban planning. One of the highlights was a hands-on experiment, where students generated electricity using kinetic energy from bicycles.

After the educational activities, participants had the opportunity to explore the Mavişehir coastal area, reflecting on the day's lessons in an informal setting. Discussions on urban sustainability and coastal ecosystem preservation provided further insights into the importance of community-led environmental initiatives.

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The final day featured a quality assessment of the meeting, ensuring that objectives were met. A closing speech and a certification ceremony marked the conclusion of the mobility, celebrating the collaborative efforts of all involved. After the certification ceremony, participants were given the opportunity to explore Izmir’s Old Town, the coastal area, and other places of interest independently. This provided a chance for informal discussions and deeper cultural immersion, strengthening the bonds between participants before their departure.

The meeting in Turkey played a pivotal role in reinforcing the project’s mission and setting the stage for continued collaboration in promoting ecological consciousness across Europe.

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