A ready-to-use set of lessons on how to prepare for and respond to risks in everyday life.
The series covers staying safe at home, on the road and during emergencies. It is designed for teachers and youth groups, with two lessons and a presentation you can use straight away.
Can the weather affect not only our plans but also the condition of our hair? How is the beauty industry changing in an era of climate change, rising resource prices and growing attention to ecology? In a new episode of the “Green Vector of Development” podcast, together with expert Alena Sementsova, we discuss how climate…
Our library now offers a practical guide to ecological safety, published in three parts. Together the three parts explain how to recognise everyday environmental risks and act responsibly to protect both nature and your own health. They are free to read, share and use in schools and youth groups. Download
Together with many partners of the Change(K)now! Interreg project, we are launching a new campaign to inspire you to rethink your approach to food packaging. Whether at school, at events or when ordering takeaway — our choices contribute to pollution of the environment and affect our health. By taking small steps — for example, choosing…
Our Common Baltic 2026 is a fully funded programme for young people who want to act for the environment — and we’d love to help you take part. About the programme Citizen science, environmental education and the search for solutions to today’s ecological challenges. Who it’s for Young people aged 18–24 interested in ecology, activism…
A new episode of our “Green Vector of Development” podcast series is dedicated to the bakery! Together with our guest — Iryna Siarzhonak, co-owner of the artisan bakery Dvi Bandelės in Vilnius (@dvi_bandeles) — we talk about where the ecological footprint of bread is formed, how climate change affects grain and flour supplies, why energy…
From May to October 2026, the Nierusz Natura foundation invites everyone to join the “Green Discoveries of Warsaw” project. Its goal is to show the capital from an unexpected side — through its parks, forests, waters and other natural corners — while helping members of the Belarusian diaspora feel more at home in the city…