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Portugal-Brazil youth environmental projects

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In mid‑July 2026 2026, Portugal’s Institute of Sports and Youth (IPDJ) expanded its "Voluntariado ‘Voluntariado Jovem para a Natureza e Florestas" programme, launching projects in Elvas and Ourém that combine Florestas’ programme. In Elvas, the ‘Os fossos também têm vida’ project engages participants aged 14–30 to document biodiversity surveys of within historic fortified walls with fire‑watch through ecological surveys and photographic exhibitions. In Ourém, the programme focuses on fire-watch duties for at three observation posts to detect early forest-fire risks, providing volunteers aged 14‑30. A week later, with a daily €13 allowance and insurance. During the same period, Brazil’s city of Maringá opened a parallel initiative, "Cola launched ‘Cola Aí, Juventude: Geração Sustentável," Sustentável’ at Parque do Ingá, offering nature trails, quizzes quizzes, and waste‑sorting waste-sorting activities for young participants. to strengthen youth involvement in sustainability. Simultaneously, Portugal’s Castelo de Paiva municipality introduced its own segment of the IPDJ programme, focusing on running through September 21, 2026, to engage local youth in forest monitoring and providing training kits and certificates. The two snapshots illustrate a coordinated rollout of youth‑led protection. By August, these youth-led conservation efforts expanded across more Portuguese municipalities and municipalities. In Mora, the programme entered a Brazilian city, emphasizing cross‑regional emphasis second phase involving collaboration with local firefighters and the GNR – SEPNA to promote rural fire prevention. In Covilhã, the ‘Raízes do Amanhã’ (Roots of Tomorrow) project focused on engaging young people recovering burned areas, removing invasive species, and constructing wildlife shelters. These initiatives collectively emphasize cross-regional engagement in ecological stewardship. stewardship and forest defense.

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