During the visit to Türkiye, participants engaged in hands-on design activities using recyclable materials. Students worked together to create artwork from plastic, forest garbage and especially from marine waste. Seminars were organized on environmental topics such as biodiversity, pollution, and global warming. Peer-to-peer strategy development practices supported teamwork and creative thinking. Students participated in cultural programs to explore Turkish customs and everyday life. Collaborative workshops encouraged the reuse of waste through art. Local NGOs and public institutions shared good practices related to environmental protection. Dissemination activities helped students improve their digital skills and raise public awareness. Group presentations allowed participants to express their ideas and reflections. The visit also included nature-based activities that promoted ecological responsibility. Social events created opportunities for cultural exchange and building international friendships. Overall, the Türkiye visit enhanced students’ environmental awareness, creativity, and communication skills.