Within the scope of the Erasmus+ project “AQUASYMPHONY: Adaptation to Climate Change and Sustainable Water Use”, a joint initiative between Italy, Turkey, Poland, and Romania, an eTwinning activity focusing on individual adaptation to climate change was successfully carried out in Turkey.
As part of the “Aquasymphony” eTwinning collaboration, students at Ayrancı Anatolian High School in Turkey organized a recycling activity aimed at promoting climate awareness and sustainable practices among young people. The event encouraged students to reuse waste materials creatively and to reflect on the environmental impact of daily habits.
This activity served as a concrete step in helping students understand their role in combating climate change through personal responsibility and environmental stewardship. It also provided an opportunity for knowledge exchange and cultural dialogue among partner schools within the AQUASYMPHONY network.
Through such collaborative efforts, the “Aquasymphony” eTwinning project continues to strengthen international cooperation and foster active citizenship among European youth in the face of global climate challenges.
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