This book was created in the context of the second student exchange of the Erasmus project "A Lesson in Sustainability", hosted at Geniko Lykeio Paralias in Patras, Greece.

Sustainability travel guide

The "Kotychi – Strofylia National Wetlands Park"

One of the most environmentally significant locations that is near the city of Patras, Greece, is the National Park of Kotyhi-Strofilia. The coastal forest of Strofilia is located 45 km outside of the city and consists of 22.000 acres of land along with the Kotyhi lagoon form the National Park and it is an important living ecosystem designated to wildlife as a sanctuary for animals to habitat. As a result wild species such as birds, reptiles, small mammals and rare species of fauna and flora can call it home. The site is also under the protection of the Ramsal Convection and the European legislation.

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Travel to Patras, Greece from Potenza, Italy

What is the ecological footprint of your trip?

The ecological footprint is a method promoted by the Global Footprint Network to measure human demand on natural capital, the quantity of nature it takes to support people or an economy. It tracks this demand through an ecological accounting system. It is a measure of human impact on the environment. As for transportation, transport accounts for around one-fifth of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Transport can be one of the largest segments of an individual’s carbon footprint.&nbsp; 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗺𝗲𝗮𝗻𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘄𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘂𝘀𝗲 ? Using a bike instead of a car for short trips would reduce your travel emissions by ~75%. Taking a train instead of a car for medium-length distances would cut your emissions by ~80%. Using a train instead of a domestic flight would reduce your emissions by ~84%. However, there can be wide variation in emissions depending primarily on a) the length of your trip, b) the source of electricity in your local grid, c) the occupancy of public transport and d) in the case of driving — your vehicle and number of passengers. Taking a flight or driving alone are the most carbon-intensive options. Between the two, which is better depends on the distance travelled. If you’re travelling moderate distances, then flying has a higher carbon footprint than a medium-sized car. If the distance is longer, then flying would actually have a slightly lower carbon footprint per kilometer than driving alone over the same distance.

Travel from Málaga, Spain 🇪🇸  to Patras, Greece 🇬🇷

Travel to Patras, Greece from Trakai, Lithuania ✈️

The travel I will do is from Potenza to Patras. I have to take two buses and an airplane. &nbsp;At first i will take the bus to get to Rome's airport (Fiumicino), 384 km, which is 0.02 tons of CO2. Then i will take the airplane to get to Athens (1087 km) which is 0.1 tons of CO2. In the end i will take another bus from Athens to Patras(211 km) which is 0.02 tons of CO2. In total the emission of CO2 for 7 people is 1.12 tons. Straight distance from Lithuania to Greece is more than 1850 kilometers. From our city Trakai to Patras we will overcome about 3310 kilometers. We will use bus, airplane with transfer and another bus. Carbon footprint emissions for 7 persons will be approximately 6.747 MT. From Trakai to Vilnius airport 30 km by bus. From Vilnius to Frankfurt 1240 km by plane. From Frankfurt to Athens 1800 km by plane. From Athens airport to Patras 240 km by bus. For my travel from Málaga to Patras I have to take a car, 2 planes and a bus. The distance with the car is 5,1km, 0,0001 tons of CO2 The flight of 2 planes ( from Málaga to London and from London to Athens) is 4014 km, 0,3594 tons of CO2&nbsp; And the bus from Athens to Patras is 240km, 0.02 tons of CO2. For my travel from Leimen to Patras I have to take a car, a Train,&nbsp; a plane and a bus. The distance with the car from Leimen to Waldfischbach is 9 km and produces 2,25 kg of CO2. My Route with the train from Waldfischbach to Frankfurt is about 150 km long and produces 12 kg of CO2.&nbsp; The flight from Frankfurt to Athen of the plane is 1700 km and produces 204,00 kg&nbsp; of CO2 And the bus from Athens to Patras is 211 km long and produces 8,44 kg of CO2. At the total my way from Leimen to Partas produce 226,69 kg of CO2.

In Patra there are plenty ways you can enjoy your day. On "Riga Fereou" street, in the city centre, there are many cafes where you can enjoy your drink while shopping. If you prefer the beach,&nbsp;you can find at "Marina" a lot of cafes with a beautiful sea view where you can spend your morning or evening. Good traditional food is what Greece is known for. In Patra you can eat a tasty meal at "Ifestou" street, a street popular among the youth and university students. One of the most popular festivals&nbsp;that takes place in Patra is the&nbsp;Carnival. Patras Carnival takes place from October to March and includes a lot of different events and activities that you can participate in or just watch. Some of those are the burning of the Carnival King in the end of the festival, the Thesaurus Hunt and the most famous event, the Grand Parade in which the crowd celebrates in the streets wearing all kinds of costumes During the Carnival period, large amount of materials are wasted for decoration and entertainment. There is no carnival without streamers and paper wars. &nbsp;Some ideas to make Carnival more sustainable: • You can make eco-friendly confetti using various materials, such as leaves, dried leaves, aromatic potpourri, etc. • You can also make carnival masks with recyclable materials like our School did last year (<a href="https://youtu.be/GCMPladAuJs">https://youtu.be/GCMPladAuJs</a>) • Also, you can always wear your old carnival costume again after making some modifications or you can lend it to someone else. These are some suggestions that can be implemented to enjoy the carnival with as little ecological footprint as possible.◾

"PAELLA" INGREDIENTS: Rice Sauté with tomatoes, onion and green red pepper You can do "PAELLA" with meat, fish, shelfish or only vegetables. *IT IS TYPICAL ALL YEAR. When you make the Sauté, add the meat or fish, and then add two glasses of water for each glass of rice. "TORTILLA DE PATATAS" INGREDIENTS Potatoes sauteed Eggs Salt * If you like, you can add onion. **This food is typical all time. You should put the potatoes in a frying pan, and when the potatoes are cook, add the eggs with salt. It's a very simple and delicious meal.

"PORRA FRÍA" INGREDIENTS: Bread Tomatoes Garlic Salt Oil *IF YOU LIKE, YOU CAN PUT HAM, BOILED EGG AND TUNA. **IT IS TYPICAL OF SUMMER You can use bread from the day before, and add tomatoes, after you need to beat it and add salt, pepper and garlic. "GAZPACHUELO" INGREDIENTS: Mayonnaise home made with eggs Water Prawn or some white fish- Potatoes Noodles It is typical of Winter to make mayonnaise. You need to beat eggs with oil. When you have enought Mayonnaise you need to add water and cook the potatoes beside to the prawn and noodles. "ENSALADA MALAGUEÑA" INGREDIENTS: Boiled potatoes Oranges Onion or chives Olives Tuna or cod- Boiled eggs Salt Oil Pepper *IT IS TIPICAL IN SUMMER. You should cut the ingredients and add all in a plate.

If you are looking forward to visiting Málaga you may be aware of its remarkable places whether for its history or its touristic locations, so here are some that might get you interested. The Alcazaba is probably the most well-known tourist attraction in Malaga. Built in the 11th century by the Moors , this palace was both the home of Muslim rulers and a fortress to protect and defend the city from the Catholics. The site is very well preserved and maintained. During your visit you’ll discover the courtyards, patios, fountains and sumptuous gardens. As it’s built on a hill overlooking Malaga, it offers a lovely view over the sea and port. Another place you must visit in Malaga is Gibralfaro castle. From the Alcazaba, you can go to the castle on foot via a path offering great views over the city. The castle was built in the 14th century to protect the Alcazaba. It had a barrack to house soldiers, as well as a lighthouse. That’s actually where the castle got its name from: Gibralfaro means “mountain of light”.

The cathedral is one of the best places to visit in Malaga. It’s one of the tallest in Andalucía , you can see it from far away! Construction work started in the 16th century, on the foundations of the city’s old mosque. Construction lasted for 200 years, and got suddenly halted because of a lack of funding. As a result, the cathedral was never completely finished, and has only one bell tower. Although there are a lot left, each of these destinations will leave you fascinated for sure since Málaga has an unique beauty◾

Satriano is a very small town in southern Italy, more precisely in Basilicata, in the province of Potenza. Despite being a small town there are many fastivals, but the most important event is the Carnival which brings a lot of tourism, even if unfortunately it hasn't been held for two years due to the covid situation, but will start again with fury next February. It is celebrated on the Sunday before "Shrove Tuesday". The typical masks are "l'urs", "l'eremit" also known as the tree man and "la quaresima", the carnival takes place in two days, on the first day the masks make a parade for the whole town starting from the woods and also ecological floats participate in the parade, (without the use of engines). The parade is also know as "La foresta che cammina. The second day takes place "il matrimonio" between the masks, it is celebrated as a real wedding: with spouses, priests and procession, the peculiarity is that the roles are reversed so the men disguise themselves as women and vice versa, in fact the woman he is the groom and the man is the bride, the day continues with a big lunch where the whole town is invited. But what not everyone knows is that this event is an ecological carnival, biodegradable and reusable products are used as the glasses, separate collection is done with care and in the various stands where you can eat are used 0 km products. In addition, there is an activity inherent to the carnival that can be carried out by everyone, this consists in creating the tree man mask that once used will be reused the following year.◾

Did you know? That Trakai town is one of the best places to visit in Lithuania, because not only you can relax here, enjoy the wonderful views and nature, but also you can swim in the lake, go fishing, sailing and boating. The most important sight in Trakai is Trakai Island Castle. It is famous for its Gothic architecture and its special location. It stands on an island in lake Galve, one of the deepest lakes in Lithuania. Inside the castle there is a historical and archaeological museum. Every August a Medieval festival in Trakai Peninsular Castle is organized. It gives you a perfect opportunity to experience life in the middle ages. If you like various architecture, you dexnitely need to visit "Užutrakio" mansion. There is a huge park, sculptures and Palace. You can see a lot of concerts and exhibitions here. Trakai is also famous for culture events. The reason why we have so many traditions and customs is that many other nationalities like Tatars, Karaites (Karaims) live in this town. That's why we have a lot of activities like learn how to make wool into felt, produce soap, to weave rugs and many more! There is more what you can do in Trakai. Find out by yourself!

There are many places to see and visit around Waldfischbach Burgalben such as Maria Rosenberg and the Protestantische Kirche Waldfischbach or The Karlstal, a beautiful gorge with many rocks and some caves and the Teufelstisch, a huge stone Devil's Table surrounded by a mysterious legend. Waldfischbach-Burgalben is an ideal holiday area in the middle of Germany's largest contiguous forest area, the "Naturpark Biosphere Reserve Palatinate Forest". You can go hiking, mountain biking, cycling, golfing◾

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Trakai Historical National Park 🌲

In Lithuania, there has been established the only historical-national park in the eastern city of the country - Trakai. Trakai Historical National Park was founded in 1991 with the aim of preserving cultural complexes and their authentic natural environment. The Park's territory taking a total area of 8147 ha accommodates a system of reserves and preserves, 118 objects of cultural heritage, landscape complexes and natural values, part of which is entered into the Red Book of Lithuania. The park is distinguished not only for its castle-hills, castle-sites, ethnographic farmsteads but also the Varnikai Botanical and Zoological Reserve and the Plomenai Ornithological Reserve protecting marshlands and birds hatching there. Forests with their green mantle cover more than one third of park's territory. The landscape reflects the history of the harmonious coexistence of human and nature, and the ability of the Lithuanian people to use the natural environment wisely for establishment of the state, self-defence and self-expression without compromising natural values and beauty. You can find more information here: <a href="https://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1821/">https://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/1821/</a>

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Luisa Kämmerer from Germany Maria Summa from Italy Rocío Martos from Spain Karolina Kasetaite from Lithuania Spiridoula Defteraiou from Greece Dionysia Dimou from Greece Eleni Paraskevopoulou from Greece

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“A lesson in sustainability - Make your school greener and youself too” / “Schule macht Nachhaltigkeit – Nachhaltigkeit macht Schule” 2020-1-DE03-KA229-077458

coordinator: Daniel Theysohn IGS, Waldfischbach-Burgalben, Germany partners: Geniko Lykeio Paralias, Patra, Greece IIS Leonardo da Vinci – Nitti, Potenza, Italy Traku gimnazija, Trakai, Litthuania IES Pablo Picasso, Málaga, Spain

"The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.".

The low mountain range landscape Palatinate Forest (that's the official spelling, often also Palatinate Forest, in natural spatial divisions also Haardtgebirge) in the federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate is the largest contiguous forest area in Germany. Depending on the natural boundary, its extent is 1589.4 km², corresponding to 158,940 hectares, or 1771 km², corresponding to 177,100 hectares, with 82 to 90 percent of the area being covered by forest. It thus occupies a good third of the entire Palatinate, the central landscape of which it represents and from which it takes its name. The southern continuation of the natural area on French soil, which is called the Northern Vosges here, is only 30 percent smaller. It extends to the Zaberner Steige and is replaced there by the Vosges in the narrower sense. It is a habitat for deer, mice, wolves, raccoons and other wild animals.

Letitia Topolski from Germany Chiara Colonnese from Italy Victoria Toledo from Spain Evelina Valiukevic from Lithuania Marianna Smyrni from Greece Ellie Andrikopoulou from Greece Vivian Baltzi from Greece

Italian food The “Acquasala” It is an ancient typical plate of my country eaten for breakfast in the past and now it is eaten for lunch or dinner. It consists in rycicling hard bread and wetting it with hot water to soften it.&nbsp; Then, it is put a cooked egg on and it is serviced with spinaches or other vegetables and a typical type of pepper of my country&nbsp; called “Crusco” because it is dry and crisp. Of course it could be also tasted with a bit of chilli pepper, if you like it. Moreover, a restaurant has created a pizza with the same ingredients of the “Acquasala”, which of course bring the same name. What else to say, Buon appetito!

A historic city and lake resort in Lithuania

Where to find Places of environmental interest

Elias Dahler from Germany Irene Mecca from Italy Ana Fernández from Spain Olivia Seliava from Lithuania Zoe Falari from Greece George Kafkalias from Greece Maria Tsarouchi from Greece

Waldfischbach is a village in the South Western part of Rhinland Palatinate in Germany. It’s located in the middle of nature with a forest directly connected to it.&nbsp; Waldfischbach is known for the hiking trails all around the village. Those hiking trails contain many viewing points as well as old Castle Ruins to explore. Another interesting fact is that the hiking trails are also a connection between other tiny villages in the surrounding area. All in all is it more a place of peace and to relax as well as going for a hiking tour with family and friends. Another place that is worth a visit is a lake called Clausensee where you can go camping, swimming and have a good time with friends. Still there are some festivals like a street carnival that take place every year. It’s always great fun to attend those festivals even if there are not so big. You always find people you know and can have fun with.&nbsp;◾

Visiting Patras? Here are some places you should totally go to. You could start your tour at Patras castle. Built around the mid-6th century above the ruins of the ancient acropolis of Patras, offers an outstanding view of the whole city. A few kilometres away is located the oldest winery of Greece, Achaia Clauss. The stone buildings, the large carved oak barrels with one century-old Mavrodaphne, the “Varelatiko” museum, but also the unique landscape with magnificent views are some of the things you can see there. Another destination could be the archaeological museum of Patras. It houses four thematic sections dedicated to private and public life of ancient Greeks and certain items and tombs that have been discovered in the region of Achaia. The fourth section hosts various themes throughout the year. If you visit the museum until November you will be able to see an exhibition related to "Plants and their Culture in Europe". You can also go to Rio-Antirrio bridge, one of the longest cable-stayed bridges in the entire world. Walking along the bridge is a great experience and completely safe since there are pedestrians sidewalks on each side of the bridge.&nbsp; While being in Patras you have many sights to visit and you will certainly be amazed by each one of them.◾

The Archaeological Museum of Patras houses four thematic sections dedicated to private and public life of ancient Greeks and certain items and tombs that have been discovered in the region of Achaia.

In Málaga we have lot of places where the environment is protected. One of them is the lagoon of Fuente Piedra. This place is in Antequera, an important village of malaga, and has 1.486,59 acres, is the biggest lagoon in Andalucia. The lagoon is surrounded by different types of plants and trees, specially, our typical tree here, the olive. In this place wild animals live, there are lot of kind of birds that we can’t found in the city, but the typical animal here is the flamingo🦩. Fuente Piedra is a place where you can go to walk through the trees while you see the birds in the lagoon, and it’s a great plan to do with your friends or your family, because you can spend and great time, relaxing and also learning many things from nature. This places are very important in our cities and we have to help and take care of them because they are the house of many incredible species that make this world beautiful. If you are interested in this place, this is a website where you can find more information, and see different kind of birds that you can find and also pictures of this wonderful landscape. <a href="https://visitasfuentepiedra.es/">https://visitasfuentepiedra.es/</a> 🌲🦜🍀🦎🌿

This magazine was created as part of the Erasmus+ project "Schule macht Nachhaltigkeit - Nachhaltigkeit macht Schule/ A lesson in sustainability: Make your school greener and yourself too" (2020-1-DE03-KA229-077458). It was part of the preparation of the 2nd short-term exchange of groups of pupils, held at the Geniko Lykeio Paralias from October 3-7, 2022. The students communicated via social networking and exchanged information about their cities and countries. They posted their work on an online board (padlet) and presented it at the official opening of the mobility in Patras.

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06. The ecological footprint How to travel sustainably. 10. A tour at Patras Visiting Patras? Here are some places you should totally go to. 12. A tour at Málaga If you are looking forward to visiting Málaga ... 14. A tour at Tolve (PZ) Have you ever been to Italy? 16. A tour at Trakai Did you know? 17. A tour at Waldfischbach 20. Recipes from Greece "Gemista" (stuffed tomatoes) 22. Recipes from Spain How is your diet? 26. Recipes from Germany Potatopancake with apple sauce! 28. Recipes from Lithuania Lithuanian traditional food 31. Recipes from Italy The “Acquasala” 34. Trakai Historical National Park 🌲 36. The Palatinate forest 38. The Lago Piccolo 40. The "Kotychi – Strofylia National Wetlands Park" 42. The lagoon of Fuente Piedra 46. Patras, a city full of life 48. Where to have fun in Satriano 50. Waldfischbach - in the middle of nature 52. Where to have fun in Málaga 54. Trakai - a historic city and lake resort in Lithuania

Málaga is one of the largest cities in Spain, so finding activities and places where to have fun isn't a difficult task.&nbsp; In August you can go to Málaga’s Fair. It lasts 1 week and you will enjoy the typical music (Flamenco) and&nbsp;you will&nbsp;also discover Málaga's traditions and costumes. During summer, you can spend the day at Maro's beach, in Nerja ( a very popular village in Málaga) where you can have fun exploring the coast using canoes and paddle-surf boards. &nbsp;One of the most popular activities that you can do in the city centre is going to “Muelle 1”, which is next to the sea and there are a lot of shops and different types of restaurants.&nbsp; Personally, one of my favourite activities to do in Málaga is a cultural festival in Fuengirola (another village), which takes place in May and it’s about enjoying the typical food, music and culture of other countries.◾

"A lesson in sustainability Make your school greener and yourself too"

Preparing the mobility in Patras/ working in international groups: ● Travel agents ● Tour guides ● Food experts ● Environmentalists ● Journalists

Have you ever been to Italy? Without a doubt, you heard about Rome, Florence, or Milan, but probably you are not aware of Tolve. Tolve is an extremely small village (of about 3000 inhabitants) in the province of Potenza, Basilicata. Tolve might be very little but it is also full of history and art. You can start with one of the most beautiful churches in Basilicata: the Sanctuary of San Rocco, named after the patron saint of this town. It is a Romanesque church that you can access through a large staircase. It is located in the historic center of the village and it was probably built in the XII century. It consists of three naves with a very large presbytery decorated with a wooden choir. In the central nave, there is an artistic wooden Pergamon. In the right aisle, there are two altars with many frescoes, one ancient and the other modern. In the left side aisle, there are three altars: one dedicated to S. Biagio with its wooden statue; a second dedicated to the Sacred Heart. The central altar of the same nave is dedicated to San Rocco.

Close to the church, there is a small museum in which are collected a series of objects donated by the devotees of San Rocco, the patron saint, to thank or to ask for grace. Among the objects, we could and paintings, jewelry, hair braids, and wedding dresses. Instead, if you want to relax, and watch a marvelous view, you can go to “Belvedere”. It is on the highest point of the town and the sight is breathtaking: you can see the historical part of the town, which is very peculiar, but also the newest houses, beyond the immense vastness of the green of the hills that surround Tolve. This is just a small part of what you may see in Tolve◾

Tim Hartmann from Germany Nicole Velucci from Italy Silvia Domínguez from Spain Agniete Kurbatova from Lithuania Olga Dimakopoulou from Greece Christos Dimopoulos from Greece George Katsigiannis from Greece

What a sustainable food system means? A sustainable food system means producing and consuming food in a manner which provides for the health of all societies today, while retaining the capacity to meet future needs of a growing population, and all the while preserving the natural systems upon which we so fundamentally depend. Eliminating or minimizing food waste is a tangible part of the food sustainability journey where consumers and food producers alike can actively mitigate with colossal potential for positive impact. Gemista (stuffed tomatoes) Recipe Ingredients for these Greekstyle stuffed tomatoes: •tomatoes&nbsp; •fresh herbs&nbsp; •rice •olives •feta cheese •potatoes&nbsp; Execution method&nbsp; 1) Slice tops of tomatoes and scoop flesh out of tomatoes and reserve. 2) Place hollowed-out tomatoes in a big baking dish. 3) Make a simple rice, vegetables and herb filling on the stove top. Cook it until the rice is halfway cooked. 4) Stuff tomatoes with rice filling. Tuck potato wedges into the spaces between the stuffed veggies or underneath tomatoes. 5) Pour tomato sauce over the top, along with some olive oil then bake. Serve with a big wedge of feta cheese and crusty bread.

You can learn more about the famous recipes and traditional dishes of Greece in this book below, written by the students of Geniko Lykeio Paralias :

Greek traditional food

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MEDITERRANEAN DIET WE SHARE THIS DIET WITH THE GREEKS IT IS A VERY HEALTHY DIET THIS DIET AVOIDS MAJOR HEAT PROBLEMS

Here is a Presentation on the gastronomy of Spain, more specifically that of Andalusia. In this Presentation, you can see the most traditional meals, how some are prepared, and their curiosities. There is also information about the Mediterranean diet's health and its benefits.

Svenja Vatter from Germany Asia Dema from Italy Raquel&nbsp;&nbsp; Ramírez from Spain Brigita Butkeviciute from Lithuania Lefkothea Seka from Greece Foteini Georgopoulou from Greece Zoi Doumpa from Greece

The Lago Piccolo regional reserve of Monticchio is a protected natural area located in the surroundings of Rionero in Vulture and Atella, in the province of Potenza, Italy.&nbsp; The reserve occupies an area of 187 hectares and was established in 1984. It is a lake of volcanic origin.&nbsp; A very important faunal presence in the park is that of the moth, discovered there in 1963. It is a nocturnal moth and is the only species of the family that lives in Europe.&nbsp; There are many other animals present, such as swans, geese, crabs and many types of fish. You can walk around the lake, and a path has also been built where you can see many types of trees and large birds of prey can be seen in the sky. A peculiarity of these lakes are the water lilies, which emerge on the surface in spring.

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