The Youth Exchange "Into the wild: How to promote Nature", consists of an exchange of young people from Italy and Spain, aged between 16 and 25 years. This youth exchange will last 10 days and the main objectives are:- Improve the integration and connections between different age groups and cultures;- Motivational incentive toward achieving a proactive common European civic sense founded on the principle of active citizenship;- Improve awareness of environmental issues and sustainable development;- Promote the arts (mainly audiovisual projects, music and theatre);- Development and promotion of nature and habitats of Monti Sibillini National Park.- Promote active citizenship and the principles of the European community.The exchange will take place in Frontignano, a small village near to Visso (included in the list of the most beautiful little towns in Italy), within the Parco Nazionale of Monti Sibillini.We will use teaching methods based on non-formal education and the main activities taking place in the Youth Exchange will be:- Excursions in the Sibillini National Park: we would like to show the beauty of our land, and promote the unique natural wonders of the area. One morning we will visit Visso.- Development of workshops and laboratories: environmental education, culture and traditions of the Marche and Italy, goals and objectives of the Erasmus + and the Youth Exchange.- Production of audiovisual projects: at the end of the youth exchange we would produce 2 small audiovisual works. The first will be about the city of Frontignano and the Sibillini National Park and the second will be about the Youth Exchange and the young people who took part in it. The audiovisual works will be made by the participants through photos, videos, texts and music collected during the Youth Exchange.- Development of different kind of activities, Energyzer and group games: the our largest goal is to create cohesion and friendship among the young participants.The project will contribute to the cultural enrichment of the Youth Exchange participants and the teachers and volunteers of the Centro Culturale Fonti San Lorenzo. These intercultural connections are the first steps for a Europe without barriers.Participating countries: Spain, ItalyWorking languages: Italian, English, Spanish.