20 APR 2022 · In the eight episode of the Eco-Friendly Sports Podcast Erika from the Hungarian Association We Move Budapest discusses small-scale, grassroots sport events and their contribution to environmental sustainability and nature protection with her guest Klaudia Kis, an environmentalist, active citizen and one of the organizers of the so-called PET cup. On our podcast, each time we talk about the different perspectives of eco-friendly sports. “Eco-Friendly Sports” is a project that aims to promote sports and physical activities that not only contribute to better health but also have a positive impact on the environment. The Eco-friendly sports project has been co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. The project has started in January 2020 and includes 8 organizations from 8 different countries: ADEL Slovakia, Innovative education center from Austria, Bulgarian sports development association from Bulgaria, Budapest Association for International Sports from Hungary, Sport Club CHAÑE from Spain, Doğa Koruma Merkezi from Turkey, Check In Association from Portugal and Se Poate Association from Romania. See ecofriendlysport.eu to learn more about our project.

20 APR 2022 · In the seventh episode of the Eco-Friendly Sports Podcast Yoanna from Bulgarian sports development association will introduce the perspectives of sport experts on how to involve environmental aspects and environmental education in various activities. In this segment the focus will be on big sport events. On our podcast, each time we talk about the different perspectives of eco-friendly sports. “Eco-Friendly Sports” is a project that aims to promote sports and physical activities that not only contribute to better health but also have a positive impact on the environment. The Eco-friendly sports project has been co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. The project has started in January 2020 and includes 8 organizations from 8 different countries: ADEL Slovakia, Innovative education center from Austria, Bulgarian sports development association from Bulgaria, Budapest Association for International Sports from Hungary, Sport Club CHAÑE from Spain, Doğa Koruma Merkezi from Turkey, Check In Association from Portugal and Se Poate Association from Romania. See ecofriendlysport.eu to learn more about our project.

20 APR 2022 · Sixth episode of the Eco-Friendly Sports Podcast picks up right there where fifth episode left off. Martina and Margarida from Check-IN Association based in Portugal will give you additional useful tips on how to organize eco-friendly sport events. They will also talk about their own experience organizing events and how to effectively incorporate topics such as recycling, the value of water, natural resource exploitation and sustainability into the activities. On our podcast, each time we talk about the different perspectives of eco-friendly sports. “Eco-Friendly Sports” is a project that aims to promote sports and physical activities that not only contribute to better health but also have a positive impact on the environment. The Eco-friendly sports project has been co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. The project has started in January 2020 and includes 8 organizations from 8 different countries: ADEL Slovakia, Innovative education center from Austria, Bulgarian sports development association from Bulgaria, Budapest Association for International Sports from Hungary, Sport Club CHAÑE from Spain, Doğa Koruma Merkezi from Turkey, Check In Association from Portugal and Se Poate Association from Romania. See ecofriendlysport.eu to learn more about our project.

20 APR 2022 · The fifth episode of the Eco-Friendly Sports Podcast is narrated by Cristina and Paula from Se Poate Association in Romania. Today’s episode will focus on the organization of eco-friendly sport events. Cristina and Paula will cover the basics of organizing such events, including how to get funds for them and where you can find additional resources to learn more on the subject. On our podcast, each time we talk about the different perspectives of eco-friendly sports. “Eco-Friendly Sports” is a project that aims to promote sports and physical activities that not only contribute to better health but also have a positive impact on the environment. The Eco-friendly sports project has been co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. The project has started in January 2020 and includes 8 organizations from 8 different countries: ADEL Slovakia, Innovative education center from Austria, Bulgarian sports development association from Bulgaria, Budapest Association for International Sports from Hungary, Sport Club CHAÑE from Spain, Doğa Koruma Merkezi from Turkey, Check In Association from Portugal and Se Poate Association from Romania. See ecofriendlysport.eu to learn more about our project.

20 APR 2022 · The fourth episode of the Eco-Friendly Sports Podcast is narrated by Tugba Can and Huma Ulgen from Nature Conservation Centre in Turkey. Episode explains misconceptions about eco-friendly sports. Tugba and Huma also talk about global impact of sports and environmental problems we face today. Moreover, benefits of eco-friendly sports are introduced. This episode also presents a perfect opportunity for NGOs to learn how to involve physical activities in their workshops and events. On our podcast, each time we talk about the different perspectives of eco-friendly sports. “Eco-Friendly Sports” is a project that aims to promote sports and physical activities that not only contribute to better health but also have a positive impact on the environment. The Eco-friendly sports project has been co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. The project has started in January 2020 and includes 8 organizations from 8 different countries: ADEL Slovakia, Innovative education center from Austria, Bulgarian sports development association from Bulgaria, Budapest Association for International Sports from Hungary, Sport Club CHAÑE from Spain, Doğa Koruma Merkezi from Turkey, Check In Association from Portugal and Se Poate Association from Romania. See ecofriendlysport.eu to learn more about our project.

20 APR 2022 · The third episode of the Eco-Friendly Sports Podcast is narrated by Gözde and Pelin from the Innovative Education Center in Austria. Gözde and Pelin talk about the eco-friendly sports and their positive impact on both nature and the practitioner. Episode also explains what is a herbal hike, benefits of collecting herbs and learning about them. On our podcast, each time we talk about the different perspectives of eco-friendly sports. “Eco-Friendly Sports” is a project that aims to promote sports and physical activities that not only contribute to better health but also have a positive impact on the environment. The Eco-friendly sports project has been co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. The project has started in January 2020 and includes 8 organizations from 8 different countries: ADEL Slovakia, Innovative education center from Austria, Bulgarian sports development association from Bulgaria, Budapest Association for International Sports from Hungary, Sport Club CHAÑE from Spain, Doğa Koruma Merkezi from Turkey, Check In Association from Portugal and Se Poate Association from Romania. See ecofriendlysport.eu to learn more about our project.

13 APR 2022 · The second episode of the Eco-Friendly Sports Podcast is narrated by Damiana from Chañe Sport Club from Spain. Damiana will share some of the examples of eco-friendly sports events that can be implemented locally, some of those even with few resources, in order to raise awareness about environmental issues, how to be active and contribute to nature conservation while doing sport. On our podcast, each time we talk about the different perspectives of eco-friendly sports. “Eco-Friendly Sports” is a project that aims to promote sports and physical activities that not only contribute to better health but also have a positive impact on the environment. The Eco-friendly sports project has been co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. The project has started in January 2020 and includes 8 organizations from 8 different countries: ADEL Slovakia, Innovative education center from Austria, Bulgarian sports development association from Bulgaria, Budapest Association for International Sports from Hungary, Sport Club CHAÑE from Spain, Doğa Koruma Merkezi from Turkey, Check In Association from Portugal and Se Poate Association from Romania. See ecofriendlysport.eu to learn more about our project.

13 APR 2022 · The first episode of the Eco-Friendly Sports Podcast is narrated by Lenka, coordinator of the Eco-Friendly Sports project, from the organization ADEL Slovakia. Lenka will introduce the project itself, its partners, activities and outputs. On our podcast, each time we talk about the different perspectives of eco-friendly sports. “Eco-Friendly Sports” is a project that aims to promote sports and physical activities that not only contribute to better health but also have a positive impact on the environment. The Eco-friendly sports project has been co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. The project has started in January 2020 and includes 8 organizations from 8 different countries: ADEL Slovakia, Innovative education center from Austria, Bulgarian sports development association from Bulgaria, Budapest Association for International Sports from Hungary, Sport Club CHAÑE from Spain, Doğa Koruma Merkezi from Turkey, Check In Association from Portugal and Se Poate Association from Romania. See ecofriendlysport.eu to learn more about our project.