As part of the activities to publicise the EcoPodcasts project, the University of Salento hosted a visit from 70 schoolchildren at the Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) station and the Natura 2000 protected area of Aquatina di Frigole, on the occasion of "Cammini della biodiversità: transizioni ecologiche".
The young people took part in a treasure hunt on plant and animal biodiversity and applied the tips and tricks from the EcoPodcasts toolkit to capture the sounds of nature with their mobile devices. Everyone completed the challenge and returned to school with their observations of the colours, shapes and sounds of biodiversity, material they can use to enrich the production of their podcasts.