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"The Time for Youth" summer camp will consist of the following tasks: 1. At the small youth energy station point, where we organize daily meetings, we expect you to conduct traditional Cultural Evenings for Latvian youth, where you can share about your country, its opportunities, traditions, and interesting facts. You may also participate in some activities to share your personal experiences. 2. Each year, we organize a charity event by going to the fields and forests to pick flowers, oak branches, and other traditional Līgo decorations to create special bouquets and wreaths under the guidance of a specialist. These will then be donated in exchange for contributions to collect funds for the organization "The Time for Youth" and its work with rural region youth, including at-risk youth—street youth. 3. We have a large charity warehouse in the district, where we provide humanitarian aid to Latvian and Ukrainian civilians, but during the summer period, we will move to newer, better-equipped facilities. We need help sorting clothes from more than 1,000 boxes by size and gender, so they can be placed in the appropriate boxes. About Līgo celebrations: Līgo celebrations are the traditional Jāņi holidays celebrated in Latvia on the night of the summer solstice. These holidays symbolize the time of light, summer, and the flourishing of nature. The main essence of the holiday is to celebrate the return of the sun and fertility. Līgo holidays are associated with various folklore and ritual traditions, such as weaving wreaths from grasses and flowers. A significant part of it is Līgo singing, which includes traditional songs. Eating is another tradition of the holiday, with bread, cheese, and beer served at the table. Many celebrants also watch the sunset and light bonfires. A notable activity is Līgoing during the night, when people dance and sing. It is believed that celebrating helps ensure a good harvest for the following year. Līgo holidays are a clear symbol of community and cultural heritage in Latvia. Līgo is celebrated every year from June 23rd to 24th. You will have the opportunity to experience traditional Līgo - Jāņi in Latvia, creating unforgettable emotions and memories. We will ensure that you have the chance to attend several offered events in the region, including in Riga (the capital of Latvia).
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Bauska, with its rich cultural heritage and scenic environment, is the perfect location for hosting a camp. Right in the heart of the city, we invite you to join us for an exciting week filled with adventures and new discoveries. The camp will take place at the "Laiks jauniešiem" Energy Station, located in Bauska. This dynamic venue offers a vibrant atmosphere for various activities and learning experiences. From here, you'll have easy access to explore the city and discover the beauty of Bauska along with its offerings. We look forward to welcoming you to the camp, where getting to know Bauska will not only be interesting but also an exciting and unforgettable experience! The price also includes accommodation, sleeping will be provided on mattresses (thick - comfortable, not thin).
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Cooking will be up to you - the organization will ensure that your refrigerator and shelves are stocked with essential items. We plan to replenish them as needed, but we will not be offering exclusive items. A kitchen is provided, equipped with dishes, an electric stove, and a microwave oven.
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appuntamento
NEAREST AIRPORT: RSC
NEAREST STATION: Bauska Train/bus station
Organizzatore
"Laiks Jauniešiem" (Time for Youth) is a dynamic organization committed to empowering and supporting the youth of our community in their personal, educational, and social development. Our mission is to provide a diverse range of activities, events, and services designed to promote the well-being and growth of young people. Our focus extends beyond merely offering activities; we are dedicated to fostering leadership skills, promoting social inclusion, and creating opportunities for learning and self-improvement. By engaging in initiatives such as charity marathons, educational programs, mentorship services, and sports activities, we aim to cultivate a supportive and enriching environment where young individuals can flourish. At the heart of our organization is a dedication to active citizenship and community responsibility. We strive to advocate for the needs and rights of young people, ensuring that their voices are heard and their concerns addressed. Through our efforts, we seek to be a driving force for positive change in the lives of youth, empowering them to realize their full potential and become active, engaged members of society. "Laiks Jauniešiem" is more than just a youth organization; we are a community of passionate individuals committed to making a difference. Join us in our mission to create a brighter future for the youth of our community and beyond.
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Nature conservation on the edge of the big city - Part 2
Landscape conservation in great surroundings and sightseeing in the big city! - You can experience both at this camp on the outskirts of the metropolis of Hamburg.
You will work under the guidance of staff from the Elbe Tidal Floodplain Centre, mainly in the Boberger Niederung and Borghorster Elblandschaft nature reserves, but also in the nature reserves Auenlandschaft Obere Tideelbe, Allermoher Wiesen, Horster Moor and Heuckenlock areas. In the first week you will work from Monday to Friday, in the second from Monday to Thursday, as Friday 3 October is a public holiday.
The Boberger Niederung nature reserve is an extraordinary place, as sand dunes and heathland, moors and forests, marshland meadows and waters meet here, making every corner of the 464-hectare area diverse and particularly worthy of protection. Around 650 plant species grow here, including many highly endangered or endangered species, such as the broad-leaved orchid. Endangered animals such as the blue-winged grasshopper, grass snake and common snipe can also be found here. The inland dune is the most endangered type of biotope in Germany, which is why one of your tasks is to carry out weed removal measures or to ?ring? the invasive bird cherry, i.e. to take away its nutrient supply by removing the bark.
In the Borghorster Elblandschaften nature reserve, you will also be busy weeding and ?ringing? weeping cherries. This 225-hectare area offers similarly diverse habitats as the Boberger Niederung. Animal species such as the beaver, the oriole and the ant mermaid (an insect species) can be found here. You will also be planting hardwoods in the tidal floodplain.
On a trip to the Elbe Tidal Floodplain Centre in Hamburg-Moorwerder, you will get an insight into the exhibition there and a guided tour of the adjacent, unique Heuckenlock nature reserve (a freshwater tidal floodplain with a 100-hectare alluvial forest, which is located in the south of the Elbe island of Wilhelmsburg and where, among other things, the white-tailed eagle breeds). You will also build and hang up nesting aids and collect rubbish in the Allermoher Wiesen nature reserve.
In addition to the practical work, you will learn a lot about nature and environmental protection in general as well as the nature and habitat in these two special nature reserves from employees of the Elbe Tidal Floodplain Centre. You will learn a lot about the local flora and fauna as well as the special need for protection of animals and plants on the Red List.
Information (unfortunately only in German) on the Boberger Niederung and Borghorster Elblandschaft nature reserves and the Elbe tidal floodplain centre can be found here:
https://www.goep.hamburg/boberg/
https://www.goep.hamburg/borghorst/
https://www.goep.hamburg/umweltbildung/elbe-tideauenzentrum.php
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In your free time, you can enjoy your quiet accommodation and the beautiful surroundings by taking part in sports and spending evenings together around the campfire. You can also go on excursions to Hamburg, the second largest city in Germany, where a wide range of leisure activities await you.
www.hamburg.de (German) / www.hamburg.com (English)
At the weekend, trips to the beaches on the North and Baltic coast are well worthwhile
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You will stay at Haus Warwisch, a quiet and idyllic self-catering house on the outskirts of Hamburg directly on the Elbe. It offers space for two groups. In your living area there is a 7-bed room, a 6-bed room and a 2-bed room. There is also a kitchen, a dining room and lounge as well as a shower and toilet for men and women. A campfire and barbecue area as well as a football pitch and basketball hoop are available in the outdoor area 70 metres away.
You cater for yourselves and cook together. You will be provided with money for shopping. Vegetarian or vegan meals are possible. Please indicate any intolerances when registering.
Requisiti e
materiali
Fitness and readiness for physically strenuous and monotonous work; Be sure to bring robust work clothing for rain and cold, but also for sun and heat as well as, and (waterproofed) shoes; you will travel 15 to 45 minutes by public transport (tickets will be provided) to the nature reserves;
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appuntamento
NEAREST AIRPORT: HAM
NEAREST STATION: Hamburg-Hauptbahnhof (main train station) ? Ahrensburg Bahnhof (train station)
We would like to invite you to travel as environmentally friendly as possible. If you have the option to go by train, bus, carsharing or bicycle that can be a great first step for you to become a climate steward.
Organizzatore
Gesellschaft fur okologische Planung e.V. (GOP) - Society for Ecological Planning
Elbe-Tideauenzentrum - Elbe Tidal Floodplain Centre
The Society for Ecological Planning e.V. (GOP) is a non-profit nature conservation association. It looks after 14 of Hamburg's 37 nature reserves and runs the Elbe Tidal Floodplain Centre, an important extracurricular educational institution dedicated to the freshwater tidal floodplains, which are unique in Europe. With mostly self-built exhibits on local nature, flora and fauna, the exhibition provides insights into these special features and motivates visitors to try things out and experience them. The staff of the Elbe Tidal Floodplain Centre carry out nature conservation measures in the 14 nature reserves.
The ijgd has been organising volunteer service programmes since 1949. We are an independent, non-profit association for international youth work, a recognised independent youth welfare organisation, and one of the largest and oldest workcamp organisations in Germany. Each year, we assist around 5,000 young people into volunteer work in Germany and abroad. We give them the opportunity to be creative, act in solidarity, take responsibility for themselves, and discover their own true potential and strengths. Our principles: Ecological learning, voluntary contribution, self-organisation, social development, intercultural learning, gender equality, anti-racism/anti-discrimination and political education.
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The Märkische Schweiz Nature Park, 40 km east of Berlin, offers a unique natural and cultural landscape as well as an area for our project in and around the ‘Drei Eichen’ environmental education centre. By cooperating with the nature park administration, we will not only get to know the nature park and its surroundings, but also actively help to shape it.
We are offering this work camp because it is fun to have young people from all over the world with us and because we simply need a lot of hands for some of the work!
People and pets live on the grounds of the Drei Eichen environmental education centre - and there are almost always lots of guests: children, families, seminar groups.
For activities in between, Drei Eichen and its grounds offer many opportunities to learn about plants and animals, nature conservation and alternative ways of life and to actively participate. These include the tipi village and the wilderness education centre, the Zeidlerei station and a pottery workshop. Excursions or courses can be organised here by prior arrangement.
On some days you will ‘give something back to Drei Eichen’ by working on the farm - because sometimes we need many hands: e.g. for wood protection coating on the playground, repair work, building nesting boxes or replanting. We decide at short notice and depending on the weather.
At various locations in the Märkische Schweiz Nature Park, we will spend a few days helping to carry out various landscape conservation work in different natural areas. Autumn is the time when trees and shrubs are pruned, but also when planting takes place and bulbs are put in the ground. We are happy to help here! We also want to tackle invasive species.
There are many lakes and beautiful scenic areas that invite you to explore and relax after work! In autumn, there are also large migrations of cranes and geese, which rest and feed in large numbers on the nearby lakes. It would be possible to organise an excursion with an expert.
All work, whether in landscape conservation, crafts or creative design, takes place outdoors. We plan together on site, depending on the current weather conditions, on which days we do which work and which days we take off.
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For activities in between, Drei Eichen with its terrain offers many opportunities to learn about plants and animals, nature conservation and alternative ways of life and to actively participate.
There are many great options for spending your free time. Among them are GPS tour(s) in the nature park, guided hikes on biodiversity, a visit to the bat museum, trips to surrounding lakes, going to the movies, visiting the pub "lokal." in Buckow, making a campfire; going to an artificial climbing forest or doing a canoe tour in the area. Those who long for more urban hustle and bustle on the weekend can also take a day trip to Berlin or even go to Poland, which is not that far away.
We plan together on site, depending on the current weather conditions, among other things, on which days we do what work and on which days we take off.
Alloggio
You will stay at the Drei Eichen environmental education centre, located in the middle of the forest, 4km from Buckow (www.dreichen.de). As a group, you will have a flat with kitchen, bathroom, toilet, lounge-kitchen, large balcony and 3 simple multi-bed rooms. You cook together. Money for shopping will be provided. Vegetarian or vegan meals are possible. Please indicate any intolerances when registering.
Requisiti e
materiali
It helps if you have an interest in physical work and some strength. Please bring weatherproof and warm work clothes/long sleeves and pants, the work takes place outdoors. Shoes that can withstand water are good - outdoor boots or similar.
Info
appuntamento
NEAREST AIRPORT: BER
NEAREST STATION: BER (Berlin airport), Next Trainstation: DB Müncheberg (Dahmsdorf), Buckow, Markt (bus station)
We would like to invite you to travel as environmentally friendly as possible. If you have the option to go by train, bus, or car share that can be a great first step for you to become a climate steward.
Organizzatore
The ijgd has been organising volunteer service programmes since 1949. We are an independent, non-profit association for international youth work, a recognised independent youth welfare organisation, and one of the largest and oldest workcamp organisations in Germany. Each year, we assist around 5,000 young people into volunteer work in Germany and abroad. We give them the opportunity to be creative, act in solidarity, take responsibility for themselves, and discover their own true potential and strengths. Our principles: Ecological learning, voluntary contribution, self-organisation, social development, intercultural learning, gender equality, anti-racism/anti-discrimination and political education.
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Project Partner: www.dreichen.de
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