The European Network of Outdoor Sports (ENOS) is organizing a virtual seminar on Dec. 10, entitled ”Fostering environmental transition through Outdoor Sports,” which will be a follow-up to the Power of the Outdoors webinar that took place on Oct. 14. The new event, scheduled to take place from 14:00 to 15:30 CET, will explore the potential of the outdoor sports sector to both mitigate the negative impacts of outdoor sports practices and foster the environmental transition and sustainable behaviors at a broader level. The seminar will also discuss the contribution of the outdoor sports sector to the European Union’s plans to address environmental issues and protect nature. As a multi-stake holder, cross-sector event, the seminar will involve speakers from diverse fields, from non-governmental outdoor sports organisations to environmental education, outdoor industry, outdoor sports professional, nature conservation organizations and professional outdoor sports.
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