As usual, we publish a little summary about the project Erasmus+ Youth 4 Biodiversity, an international cooperation among Germany (Culture Goes Europe), Sweden (Goodness of People), Portugal (Onda Verde) and Italy (Fondazione Toscana Sostenibile).
In the morning, we started by brainstorming ideas about future literacy (expected future, alternate future, and preferred future), followed by a dynamic presentation using a poster we created ourselves from old newspapers, magazines, and comic books. 
To finish the morning session, we ended with a discussion linked to the last activity about barriers and taking action (at the global, national, and local levels) to reach the preferred future. 
In the afternoon, we explored what nature-based solutions and technical solutions are, watching some examples globally. 
To broaden our knowledge of the main climate challenges in different countries, we reflected together and came up with nature-based solutions, building a prototype with clay to be presented later in the week. 
To end the afternoon session, we used the five-fingers method, where we made a retrospective of the day. 
To finish the day, the evening activity helped us understand more about the diverse cultures of the countries through typical songs and traditional dances.
