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The project combines environmental education, outdoor learning, and international cooperation to inspire students to take action for sustainability and nature conservation. Drawing inspiration from the animal world, students explore how both humans and animals build connections — physically and metaphorically — using the brain, nervous system, and unique adaptations like echolocation or magnetic navigation. Through hands-on activities, students discover the richness of biodiversity, conduct field observations, and learn how every species plays a vital role in the ecosystem. By working together — in workshops, campaigns, and shared projects — we build bridges between students, schools, and cultures, showing that collaboration is key to solving global challenges. The project follows a STEAM approach, combining science, technology, art, and critical thinking to turn knowledge into real-world action. A central theme is water — both as a natural element (oceans, rivers) and as a part of our own bodies — reminding us that all life is connected through this essential resource. We believe that everyone can become a protector of nature, starting with curiosity, empathy, and small actions that, together, create meaningful change.