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EXPLORING AND ENJOYING THE NATURAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
Taking into account the principles that inspired the European year of Cultural Heritage (2018) and the strategic objectives of the Unesco World Heritage Convention (the five Cs: Credibility, Conservation, Capacity-building, Communication and Communities), our Erasmus KA229 project aims at raising participants' interest in protecting and valorizing cultural/natural treasures of their own territories. Participating schools from Czech Republic, Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary and Greece believe that awareness, empowerment and active citizenship and innovation in techniques and strategies must be their priorities involving the school community, students, teachers, parents, authorities and public institutions in nature future care. We want to raise the pupils' awareness of the consequences of their actions on the environment, while encouraging them to modify their behaviour in order to develop an active and responsible attitude as EU citizens. At the same time we want to preserve cultural heritage, strengthen creativity and encourage cultural pluralism.

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