Four continuing programmes, delivered non-commercially with volunteers and rural partners.

Restoring natural habitats, planting native trees, and maintaining ecological trails across regional areas.

We survey degraded meadows, ditch banks, forest edges and small wetlands in the Lestene district and surrounding parishes, then agree a restoration plan with the landowners and municipal environmental officers.

Field teams remove invasive growth, re-establish native species such as oak, linden, rowan and alder, install nesting boxes and bat shelters, and mark ecological trails so that visitors can enjoy the area without trampling sensitive ground.

Conducting interactive educational seminars on waste management, renewable energy basics, and sustainable living.

Our workshops are free of charge and open to residents of any age. Sessions are practical: participants sort real household waste streams, calculate the energy use of their own homes, and build simple compost and rainwater systems.

For schools we deliver outdoor lessons that connect the curriculum to the landscape outside the classroom — soil, water, forest succession, and the species that depend on them.

Promoting traditional, eco-friendly farming practices and supporting green rural development initiatives.

Rural Latvia holds centuries of low-impact land knowledge — crop rotation, hay meadow management, hedgerows, orchard grafting and seed saving. We document these practices with older residents and pass them on through demonstration days.

We also advise smallholders on reducing chemical inputs, protecting field margins for pollinators, and developing modest green tourism offers that keep income in the community without pressuring the landscape.

Mobilizing volunteers for national forest clean-ups, park restoration, and biodiversity protection projects.

Each year we join national environmental action days and organise our own clean-ups of forest roads, riverbanks, bus stops and abandoned dumping spots. Collected waste is sorted and handed to licensed operators.

Volunteers receive briefing, safety equipment and refreshments. No participation fee is ever charged and no commercial sponsorship is placed on volunteer materials.