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National piloting activities of the PATH project in Lithuania brought together young people, volunteers, NGO representatives, and local partners to explore how hiking routes can support co-design, future planning, and non-formal learning. The two national pilots took place in Birštonas on E-path 11 (Miško takas) and in Trakai with local school youth, building a connected experience around participation, nature, …
Exciting news! Next month, our PATH project team will gather in Vilnius to test out our new youth engagement methodology. We’re looking forward to working together, sharing insights, and taking the next big step in empowering young people through hiking. Stay tuned for updates from Vilnius!
PATH Project Update: What We’ve Learned So Far! As part of our mission to make hiking more youth-friendly, we conducted the “Hiking Through Your Eyes” survey—and the results are in! 168 responses collected Hiking interest: Average rating 7.05/10 Top motivations for hiking:Nature (83.9%) Physical Activity (60.1%) Adventure (59.5%) Socializing (55.4%) Scenery (50%) Top barriers to …
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The PATH project – Promoting Activism Through Hiking – officially launched with a kickoff meeting in the charming town of Brivio, Italy. Partners from across Europe gathered to set the stage for this innovative initiative aimed at engaging young people in hiking activities while fostering their involvement in associative life and civic engagement. The meeting …
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