Erasmus project 2021-1-PT01-KA220-SCH-000027680 duration 2 years - January 2022 - December 2023 In this Project, LTT studies have been planned in order to raise awareness about climate change and to motivate the participants. With the Arduino training to be given, a prototype meteorology station will be created in participating institutions. In addition, data on weather conditions will be obtained in the meteorology station created with Android Processing İde Training. These data will be transferred to the mobile phones of the users through the phone application to be prepared. By using modern digital technologies, we believe we can increase students' and youth's interest in science, especially climatology. In this way, users will be informed about daily, monthly and seasonal changes, the changes to be observed and the occurring climate change will be informed. In our project, we aim to include people of different ages, educational profiles, interests, and physical and cognitive capabilities and show that united we can contribute very much to improving the microclimate of the area we live in. As people who love nature and movement, we notice that modern people in our surroundings increasingly turn away from nature and close themselves more and more to virtual worlds. Hence, through this project we want to draw people's attention to the importance of physical activity to achieve benefits for our health, but also for the health of our planet and show that modern ICT can be fun and helpful at the same time. By using modern digital technologies, we believe we can increase children and youth's interest in science, especially climatology. We want to do this innovative project that offers solutions for the future, teaching pupils about green renewable energy, ecological houses, clear air and green towns. Climate change is one of the most pressing global challenges of our time. In this project, participants will discover the stark realities of climate change impacts across the world, as well as inspiring insights into opportunities for ensuring that we mitigate the risks and adapt our systems as best possible to reduce damage and destruction to lives. This project will remind us that tackling climate change is not only something to do for our children, but with them, and sometimes with them leading the way. It aims to take early action to deal with climate change in order to tackle these problems and provide a healthier and greener for young and adult citizens in Europe. This project is intended to create greater interest in climate issues and also to be an eye-opener for joint European projects where you work with partners from other countries that work for similar goals.