The brochure of our KA210 project titled ‘Promoting Sustainable Lifestyle-PROSLIFE’ has just been created by Aytaç Ünal who has also developed the video of teachers’ Croatia mobility held in March. Thanks to Aytaç Ünal for her

First and foremost, I would like to thank Boglárka Bozsogi for organizing the event and for leading it so wonderfully. However, I would like to express my gratitude to my fellow “speakers” for sharing the hard and productive

The 2nd Learning/Teaching/Training Workshop of Erasmus+ project ‘Promoting Sustainable Lifestyles’ was held in Slavonski-Brod-Croatia between 4th and 8th March 2024 with the participation of teachers coming from 4 different countries: Poland- Croatia-Lithuania-Türkiye. ANS Education &

We started our consortium meeting in Brescia with a wrap-up of the processes so far and exchanging results with our advisory board. The second day of the 3rd Consortium Meeting of the LOESS project at Università

Soil is only sustainable if it is healthy and productive. For the soils, which we have damaged with the wrong agricultural methods applied in our country for a very long time, to feed future generations, it

Agriculture has always been a big part of our lives and it will continue to be so as long as life continues. The source of life is agriculture and the source of agriculture is soil. A

We all know that fertile soil is vital. It forms a very thin layer (10 centimeters in total) on the Earth’s surface, which takes about 2,000 years to form. Millions of hectares of land are lost

“Soil is the foundation of life. And our soil is in trouble, the fertile topsoil has become vulnerable to erosion as a result of plowing, being eroded and destroyed by water and winds, the bare soil

“Soil is the natural asset that we step on every day, providing our basic needs such as shelter, food, clean water, and every object that exists in our lives needs in some way. Soil is an

As the LOESS Türkiye team, we continue to investigate the state of soil health awareness education in Türkiye and interview experts in this field. Our guests this week are: -Dilek Yalçın Demiralp (Chemical Engineer-Permaculture Designer-Teacher of

We walk on soil, but we often don’t give much thought to what lies beneath our feet. Soil is vital for both people and the planet. It is an important source of food and medicine, it

In the LOESS project, we are trying to understand the current state of soil health education and what approaches can be used to improve it in 15 European countries. To gain insight into the situation and