Outdoor Education Revisited Through an Urban Lens
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Surviving in the Concrete Jungle is an Erasmus+ KA2 project that rethinks outdoor and adventure education in the context of urban life. It brings together young people and professionals from Armenia, Georgia, Germany, Italy, and Poland to explore how nature-based pedagogies can be adapted to address the social, political, and environmental realities of city spaces.
This website presents the key outputs of the project: a Digital Toolkit and a Handbook designed to support educators, youth workers, and activists in bringing outdoor learning into urban settings. These resources were co-created during two international exchanges and shaped by hands-on experiences in diverse cityscapes. Together, participants engaged with four core modules.
This platform invites you to discover the tools, stories, and strategies developed through the project — and to use them in your own city to turn concrete spaces into places of learning, connection, and transformation. This is not just a project—it’s a movement to reclaim cities as spaces for connection, learning, and transformation.