Last Wednesday, July 23rd, an urban garden, developed by young people, was transformed into a space for learning and fun. The initiative brought together several young people up to the age of 18, who enthusiastically took part in a playful and educational activity, enjoying meaningful moments in direct contact with nature.

The activity was a themed "Cluedo" game, a creative adaptation of the classic board game to the context of urban gardening. Divided into three teams, the participants were challenged to find out who had stolen the lentils, how the "crime" was committed, and in which part of the garden it had taken place.

In a relaxed and collaborative environment, the activity allowed the young participants to explore agricultural practices and strengthen their connection to farming, which was one of the main goals of the project. The energy and enthusiasm felt throughout the morning demonstrated the positive impact of this innovative approach.

This experience once again showed that it is possible to learn about agriculture and sustainability in a light and enjoyable way, sparking interest in practices that many of these young people would not normally encounter. Undoubtedly, it was a memorable activity that will stay with everyone involved.