"Think globally, act locally" urges people to consider our planet and to act locally at a community level. Caring for habitats and organisms close to local communities was already taken care of by organised groups even before governments began enforcing environmental laws.

Apart from corporations acknowledging the importance of environmental issues, education systems were also interested. Government officials and school boards across the world are developing new ways of teaching. Globalisation is now thought of as an important concept to understand the world but at the same time it has led to the loss of traditional knowledge and practices, the homogenization of cultures, and the degradation of the natural environment. Eco-literacy can help us understand the impact of globalisation on our cultural heritage and the need to preserve and protect it. The importance of this issue is enhanced by a lot of schools as it is applied to ages as young as 5 years old. It is students who are our future, therefore understanding the concept of "think globally, act locally" is fundamental to our future. To achieve sustainability and eco-literacy the new generations need to be taught and shown how to use the resources available and, at the same time, care for the future.

Trainers will be in contact with the participants in order to solve any questions or doubts and provide advice on accommodation, airports, airlines etc. They will also familiarise participants with the website of the seminars (https://www.learntoteacheu.org/) which will be used to upload pedagogical material created during the course duration.

Course fee: 510 euros per person. It includes the course fee, entry tickets where needed, and transportation within the working days of the course. Airport transport and accommodation are not included. Please, take into consideration that sending institutions should have insurance coverage for their participants as stated in the Erasmus+ Quality Standards for Mobilities.