Schools

IN-RIVER: Inclusive Learning for River Conservation, Boiro, Spain. Students explore river ecosystems through workshops and citizen science, promoting biodiversity awareness and inclusion.

Research and preservation of water resources in the Sokyriany Community through education, open science and student engagement, Sokyriany, Ukraine. Students become citizen scientists to protect local water.

Ocean Gatekeepers, Luxembourg, Luxembourg. This project aims to empower students to become “Ocean Gatekeepers” by promoting ocean conservation in a landlocked country.

Clean water – spring for life, Botevgrad, Bulgaria. The project aims to improve students’ understanding of water pollution and empower them to become active citizen scientists.

Blue Trace: Protect the Waters, Live the Future, Konya, Turkey. A project designed to enhance students’ water literacy and awareness of freshwater and marine ecosystems.

The Basento’s Guardians, Matera, Italy. The core goal of the project is to engage students in the scientific study and conservation of a section of the Basento River, fostering water literacy, environmental awareness, and hands-on ecosystem restoration.

Musée des Eaux – Engaging Communities with Water Conservation. Tunis, Tunisia. The core goal of Musée des Eaux is to establish a permanent interactive water museum within the school, empowering students and the community with scientific knowledge, hands-on research, and creative expression to promote water conservation and freshwater ecosystem awareness.

R.I.V.E.R.S. Project – Yerevan, Armenia. A citizen science initiative where students monitor water quality in rivers flowing into Lake Sevan, raising awareness and supporting data collection.

Guardians of the Aegean: Empowering Students to Protect Marine Ecosystems. Myrina, Greece. The core goal of the “Guardians of the Aegean” project is to empower students and communities on the islands of Lemnos and Chios to actively protect their marine ecosystems through citizen science, education, and the promotion of sustainable practices.

Sliven, Bulgaria. The core goal of the CLEAN project is to implement a cutting-edge biodiversity monitoring program in the Poda Protected Area, engaging high school students in scientific research through environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis and passive acoustic monitoring.