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Your voice will shape how young people connect with nature
We are developing Virtual Reality tools to bring young people closer to nature. A short anonymous survey asked youth workers and educators what they already know, use and need; it closed on 31 July 2026.
Update: the survey closed on 31 July 2026. Thank you to everyone who took part. Your answers are shaping the NatureVR tools.
We need to hear from youth workers like you, before we build anything.
NatureVR is an Erasmus+ project with partners in Spain, the Netherlands, Croatia and Italy.
We are developing Virtual Reality tools to bring young people closer to nature, and to strengthen their emotional, cognitive and social well-being.
But here is what matters: the tools we create depend directly on what you already know, what you use in your work, and what you still need to learn.
That is why we built this survey: not for researchers, but for you.
Time needed
About 10 minutes
Privacy
Fully anonymous
Who it is for
Youth workers and educators
What we are asking about
- Your current experience with nature-based learning in your practice
- Your relationship (or non-relationship) with VR tools
- Your training needs and the resources you actually have access to
- No right or wrong answers: your real experience is exactly what we need
This project is designed from the ground up, not top down.
If you want technology in youth education to make real sense, this is your moment to say exactly how.
Survey closed on 31 July 2026 · thank you to all who took part
The NatureVR team: a consortium of organisations from Spain, the Netherlands, Croatia and Italy.
Related projects

Erasmus+ · Active
Nature VR
Nature VR: Virtual pathways to youth well-being and environmental stewardship
Nature VR is a project that combines virtual reality, environmental education and youth wellbeing to strengthen ecological awareness and support young people’s mental health.
2026–2028 · Mental and emotional wellbeing
View the project Nature VR: Virtual pathways to youth well-being and environmental stewardship
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