In our second week of our European Solidarity Corps, Volunteering Teams in High Priority Areas project “Sustainable Environment for the Aquatic Life – SEAL” funded by the European Commission, we did beach cleaning, organic farming practices and made strawberry jam over wood fire at th
In our second week of our European Solidarity Corps, Volunteering Teams in High Priority Areas project “Sustainable Environment for the Aquatic Life – SEAL” funded by the European Commission, we cleaned Bayramboğazı beach. We came across a lot of plastic, household items, fishing nets
In our second week of our European Solidarity Corps, Volunteering Teams in High Priority Areas project “Sustainable Environment for the Aquatic Life – SEAL” funded by the European Commission, we cleaned the rocky beach of Kurtkuyusu. We came across a lot of plastic, household items, f
In our second week of our European Solidarity Programme High Priority Areas Volunteer Teams project “Sustainable Environment for the Aquatic Life – SEAL” funded by the European Commission, we cleaned Sarıkum beach. We came across a lot of plastic, household items, shoes and medical wa
Our second week of the European Solidarity Corps, Volunteering Teams in High Priority Areas project “Sustainable Environment for the Aquatic Life – SEAL” funded by the European Commission started with a snorkelling coastal clean-up in Hamsiyolu. Our volunteers collected a lot of garba
Our first week of the European Solidarity Corps, Volunteering Teams in High Priority Areas project “Sustainable Environment for the Aquatic Life – SEAL” funded by the European Commission started with team building games. Assoc. Prof. Barış Bayraklı from Sinop University, Department of
Our European Solidarity Corps Volunteering Teams in High Priority Areas project, “Sustainable Environment for the Aquatic Life – SEAL”, funded by the European Commission, started today. The participants from Bulgaria, Spain, Portugal, Jordan and Turkey met today and will carry out act
Our European Solidarity Corps, Volunteering Teams in High Priority Areas project, “Sustainable Environment for the Aquatic Life – SEAL”, funded by the European Commission, starts on July 1. A total of 28 young divers and artist volunteers from Bulgaria, Georgia, Spain, Portugal, Jorda