Game on! Don’t let climate change end the game

Will you sit back, relax and watch our planet burn?

We'll show you how we end up if we do not change.
Will you let
climate change
end the game?

Let's see how we can play the game to a better ending.

"It is that range of biodiversity that we must care for — the whole thing — rather than just one or two stars."

Sir David Attenborough - Natural World Broadcaster

Climate Game Rules

While climate change represents a broad set of threats to all life in the planet, the project will be focusing, above all, on three main issues:

Biodiversity Conservation

The living world is a unique and spectacular place. Millions of kinds of plant and animal species with billions of individuals. This is biodiversity: the richness of life on Earth in all its forms, including the myriad of ecosystems that support it. The lives of species on Earth interlock in such a way that ...

Adaptation & Mitigation

Adaptation and mitigation are actions to reduce the severity of impacts brought by climate change. They are aimed at creating suitable processes that reduce our vulnerability in front of these effects.

Mitigation: actions for reducing the flow of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere to prevent the ...

Climate Justice

It is a concept that understands climate change as a social, ethical, and political issue because it has disproportionate effects on historically marginalized or underserved communities — especially, in the global South and, particularly, upon women, children, the poor, the sick, and those at risk of ...

Board game

Board games are so many times way more than simple entertainment and competition. Board games can push us to tread carefully, to strategize, to ...

E-learning Platform

“Those who have not studied in their youth will regret so when they have to make use of knowledge.” So states an old Chinese proverb. In ...

Educational materials

An educated mind is the genesis for development. And an environmentally educated mind is the genesis for sustainable development. With ...

Greening Festivals Handbook

The show must go on, but must also green on. Festivals and music concerts are, without a doubt, contexts for joy, good vibes, and positive energy. ...

Improvisation Theatre

“To be, or not to be, that is the question.” Or, perhaps, was the question. Today, with climate change foreshadowing a scenario of ...

International GeoQuest

“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it ...

Mobile App

Humans are, more often than not, creatures of habit. Many times, sadly, the wrong ones. But we have it in us the capacity to change those habits, ...

Museum Exhibitions

Major art exhibitions can attract tens of thousands of visitors and also great media attention, but normally do not deliver an environmental ...

The South Speaks

The Global South is a term that identifies countries with one side of the underlying global North-South divide, the other side ...

Wilderness Camps

Time to take a walk on the wild side! And to set up a tent. Look at the starry night. Reconnect with nature. Wilderness camps provide an ...

Project news

Our latest news from project regions

Excursion with future journalists into the Danube floodplains

BROZ joins a campaign to save national parks in Slovakia

An educational field trip to Rila Mountain

Slovak young ambassadors were in a wilderness camp at Veľkolélsky Island

BROZ takes part in the Citizens' Dialogue and influences the debate on Europe

Grasslands and their impact on climate crisis

If you’re a gamer – at least do it for the planet

The new way to “compensate“ your carbon footprint – no, forests alone will not save us from climate change

In the past 75 years many flowers started raising the level of ultraviolet (UV) pigments in their petals

Considering and addressing crises together — with intergenerational solidarity

Paving the way to a climate-friendly future

Petitioning Campaign to Protect Biodiversity from Intensive Agriculture

Call for the revision of the Recovery and Resilience plan of Slovakia

Join the Nature and Climate Online School!

“Greetings from Climate Change!” campaign

LFN takes part in the LAMPA conversation festival with a discussion “Youth and climate sadness: How do you cool down your mind and live on?”

Young people at “Game On Climate Change” summer school generate ideas for mitigating climate change

Concept of Earth Overshoot Day visualizes global injustice

What habits should be kept after the quarantine is over?

EXCLUSIVE: Great Bustard nest found in Romania!

On 22nd of April, Bulgarian Biodiversity Foundation launched a campaign for young ambassadors.

Partners

Project partners address their national media outlets

Game on! Blogs

‘Our Common Ground’

Bittersweet Notes: Climate Change in Tokaj

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August 16, 2021
By Enikő Linhárt

Bittersweet Notes: Climate Change in Tokaj

One of Hungary’s most famous wine regions, Tokaj is experiencing the effect of climate change as we speak. The changing conditions pose a serious challenge, but the future is still bright.

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August 9, 2021
By Enikő Linhárt

The Grapes of Wrath?

Climate change, grape cultivation, and the wine industry: the effects of the changing climate, and the opportunities that come with it.

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August 3, 2021
By Enikő Linhárt

Let's Make Hay While the Sun Shines

Heat extremes, floods, soil erosion and more: climate change impacts are set to critically affect agriculture - and, as such, our main food source. What are we to expect in Europe?

Doughnut economics: A new model of sustainable society — from eternal growth to actual prosperity

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June 21, 2021
By Tereza Barková

Doughnut economics: A new model of sustainable society — from eternal growth to actual prosperity

Doughnut economics is a recent concept that has been widely discussed ever since its author, British economist Kate Raworth, introduced it in her 2017 bestselling book Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. Raworth calls for a brand-new way of economic thinking — instead of a traditional neoliberal approach striving for perpetual economic growth, she introduces an alternative vision that takes both social and environmental sustainability into account. Through the metaphor of a doughnut, she shows that economics of the 21st century need to be altered to ensure people can lead a dignified life within the environmental limits of our planet.

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March 23, 2021
By Miranda Davies

So fresh, so clean

World leaders are turning to renewables to power societies without overpowering our planet. But as the familiar oil spills, land clearance, water pollution and air pollution associated with fossil fuels demonstrate, energy has historically come at biodiversity’s expense. So the big question is this: as we develop new, renewable energy sources, how do we ensure that they protect biodiversity?

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October 12, 2020
By Josephine Bellman

Climate Justice is not Blind

The sole focus of climate change as a strictly environmental issue misses by large a critical social dilemma: how differently will its impacts be born upon according to who you are and to where you live. As it stands, climate impacts won't deliver blind justice.

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October 5, 2020
By Josephine Bellman

I Came, I Mitigated, I Adapted

As it currently goes, the world by 2050 is a scary thought: rising sea levels, extreme summer heat, and mass forced migration. Yet, climate projections are inherently dependent on the steps taken to adapt to and mitigate the effects of climate change. We need to act now!

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September 28, 2020
By Josephine Bellman

A Biodiversity Challenge

2020, the year of the COVID-19 pandemic, is also a make or break year for biodiversity. We are experiencing a sixth mass extinction. After our failures to reach previous targets, we need to act urgently to solve the crisis. Time to take on the challenge!

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September 23, 2020
By Josephine Bellman

The Youth Must Be Heard

Fridays for Future, Extinction Rebellion, the Sunrise Movement. The list goes on, but they act as one. The global youth are making a stand to (finally) address climate change. Welcome to their fight.

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June 25, 2020
By Andreas Candido

The Good Earth

We need to dig deep into the roots of our differences so we can come together to save soil and, by extension, humanity.

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June 18, 2020
By Andreas Candido

One reaps what one sows

We take from the soil more than we give. Now, our greediness is one of the greatest threats to our long term survival.

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June 11, 2020
By Andreas Candido

Know your roots

The history of soil contains clues to the fate of civilisations that fail to take care of their soil.

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June 4, 2020
By Andreas Candido

Soil: The Forgotten Miracle

Soil is one of the building blocks of life, yet we pay so little attention. Time to shine a light in our forgotten origins.

The project ‘Game on! Don’t let climate change end the game’ is an initiative of a consortium of 10 partners from 8 Central and Eastern European countries to activate the global youth and react to the existential threat climate change represents for the future of humankind.

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CEEweb for Biodiversity

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Will you sit back, relax and watch our planet burn?

Will you let climate change end the game?

"It is that range of biodiversity that we must care for — the whole thing — rather than just one or two stars."

Climate Game Rules

From board games and international geocaching challenges, to museum exhibits, wilderness camps, and many more, we aim to reach for the next level in climate awareness raising.

Our latest news from project regions

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‘Our Common Ground’

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