Through awareness-raising/education actions, the aim is to inform the public about the project, raise awareness, and educate them to understand and adopt the necessity of an environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable approach to the upgrading of degraded ecosystems. Design and implementation of experiential educational/informative workshops: The experience of the Community Cooperative from the experiential workshops organized within the framework of the project “Restoration of degraded soil through its transformation into an organic vineyard for the preservation of indigenous varieties” taught us a lot about the communication process and the effective dissemination of information and knowledge transfer. It showed us that there is a critical mass of people in Lesbos who constantly seek opportunities to meet, share experiences, and collectively produce, acting as knowledge multipliers and shapers of public opinion. In the stage of farm formation, addressing the climate crisis in the Eastern Mediterranean, tackling challenges, and adaptation, the need for the rejuvenation of soil ecosystems, the value of constructions such as dry stone walls, and earthworks in cultivation with hand tools. In the stage of planting, focusing on the management of water and soil resources in arid-thermal environments. In the installation and operation stage of methods for utilizing agricultural by-products: composting, production of biochar, carbon sequestration in soil (carbon farming). At the Museum of Natural History of the Petrified Forest of Lesbos, by organizing an informative seminar on the climate crisis, which will broaden the understanding of the participants regarding fossil fuels and the environmental impacts of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, through the analysis of the carbon cycle. At the same time, it will highlight the potential of natural ecosystems for carbon sequestration and storage and propose sustainable ecological solutions for mitigating the climate crisis and adapting to it. Due to the long distance, bus rental is proposed for the organized transportation of participants to the Museum headquarters in Sigri. Finally, there will be a standardization of the workshops to be repeated in the future. Upon completion of all fieldwork, a final public seminar will be organized in collaboration with the Museum of Natural History of the Petrified Forest of Lesbos, where the project contributors will present the entire project implementation process, the challenges and results, the goals of the Community Cooperative, the need for adaptation to the impacts of the climate crisis, the value of regenerative agriculture, and the circular economy. Publicity services Production of digital and other informational materials, design of a central message (web banner/digital posters/videos/texts) for postings/shares on social media, critical websites, and for printing, with the aim of promoting the project. Periodic distribution of press releases and announcements to media outlets and postings on electronic social networks (e.g., launch, interim results, experiential workshops, etc.). Formation and management of a dedicated section of the Community Cooperative’s central website for posting and gathering all generated material. Printing Printing (flyers, posters, banners, souvenirs with logos of organizations, etc.) for informational/educational purposes. Photography All stages of project implementation will be documented through photography (purchase of photographic equipment and peripherals). Participation/Co-organization, networking at events of other organizations for the dissemination of project results regarding regenerative agriculture, circular economy, primary production, by-product management, etc. The Community Cooperative seeks networking to create bonds between individuals, groups, organizations, etc., collaboration, joint action, and advocacy, even for creating economies of scale. Only through the promotion of collective actions and interventions is the dynamic coverage of social needs achieved in areas where individual, uncoordinated, and fragmentary actions fail. In this context, the project will be networked with the “Viticulture Festival” regularly and repeatedly organized by the Association of Winemakers of Anemotia Lesbos “O Kampos”, which takes place in the last ten days of August each year with numerous environmental activities and high visitation from all over Lesbos and beyond, as well as with the ecological actions of the Environmental Association “Lesvos without plastics” and the Cultural-Environmental Association of Skalochori “Oak”. Representatives of the respective organizations will staff the Project Team.