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On July 26th, 16 volunteers came together on Senja to support conservation efforts in Ånderdalen National Park. During 7 days, they restored peat bogs, repaired hiking trails, and more. This successful initiative highlights a more regenerative approach to travel, much needed in a region where visitor numbers have increased tenfold over the past decade.

Myrtille was one of 12 teenagers who traveled by train and bus from France to Northern Norway to take part in conservation efforts at Ånderdalen National Park. Now, she looks back on this once-in-a-lifetime journey, sharing some of her sketches along the way.

They traveled from France to Norway to support Ånderdalen National Park's conservation efforts, mapping biodiversity and restoring nature along hiking trails. Work hard, play hard could have been the week's motto! Now it’s time to share what these inspiring travelers accomplished together.

They travelled by train and bus from La Rochelle, France and Ånderdalen National Park on Senja, Norway. Over 4,000 km on the ground to keep their CO2 emissions low. Alban (15) grabed the responsibility to book all the tickets for everyone, and he is sharing his experience with us in this article.