Trees for Tomorrow
Project in Hungary
August 19-28, 2026

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Location: Szaporca, Hungary

This youth exchange is designed for young people who want to explore sustainability, green skills, and rural life while building meaningful connections in an international and supportive environment.

Participants will take part in practical workshops focused on woodworking (such as carving cutlery and building wooden fences) and LandArt in the forest, where nature and sustainability become creative material. Through reflection, collaborative learning, and hands-on activities, you will explore how each action, from changing daily habits to engaging with grassroots initiatives, becomes a tool for fighting climate change, protecting waters, and shaping a greener future.

The programme combines non-formal education methods, teamwork, and intercultural exchange to strengthen key competences such as communication, critical thinking, cooperation, civic awareness, and active participation. The project also includes cultural activities, group reinforcement dynamics, bike trips in the microregion, and explorations of local natural values, forests, and the surrounding environment.

If you want to connect with people from different countries, deepen your understanding of sustainable living, and be part of an inspiring international experience, this youth exchange is for you!

Age of participants: 18-30, Leader 18+

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Please note that any AI-generated applications will not be considered for the final selection. We value honesty and your genuine desire to participate.
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