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Eco Rangers outputs are now free to download

Ten publications from Eco Rangers — Journeys of Impact are now online: the Sustainable Travel Guide in three languages, two methodologies and a set of print-ready comic posters.

Participants mapping sustainable places in Akureyri

Everything we produced during Eco Rangers — Journeys of Impact is now published on the project page, free to download, share and reuse. Ten publications in total, in English, Icelandic and Slovak.

What’s in there

The Sustainable Travel Guide is the centrepiece — 56 pages on travelling with a lighter footprint, covering transport, packing, food, accommodation and the everyday decisions that quietly add up. It comes with a short cheat sheet: a pocket checklist for before you go, while you are away, and once you are home.

Alongside it are the two methodologies, both written so that another organisation can pick them up and run them. The Training Methodology documents the training course itself — sessions like Emotional Awareness While Traveling, Pack Smart, The Ripple Effect and The Council of All Beings, with timings, materials and facilitation notes. The Workshop Methodology covers the eleven community workshops, from repair cafés and clothing swaps to ocean therapy, plogging and mapping local green spaces.

Finally, there is a set of ten comic posters, ready to print at A4 or A3 for a classroom, an office or a community space.

  • Comic Posters — A4 (3.4 MB) · A3 (5.2 MB)

Why we are giving it all away

A project like this is only worth the effort if what it produces outlives it. The guides and methodologies were written to be reused — not filed away as a reporting obligation. If you run a youth group, a school, a library or a community space and any of this is useful to you, take it and adapt it.

If you do use something, we would genuinely like to hear about it — drop us a line at circa.iceland@gmail.com.

Browse all the outputs →


Eco Rangers — Journeys of Impact was a 19-month Erasmus+ partnership between Circa (Iceland) and Slovak Eco Quality (Slovakia), co-funded by the European Union.