Shape the Narrative.
Save the Planet.
Green Saga combines interactive branching adventure books and gamified storytelling to give young people a voice in climate action.
- 15 adventure books
- 6 languages
- Ages 14–25
Chapter 3 · The Dry Valley
The river that fed your village has slowed to a trickle. You have one season and one budget.
What do you do?
→ The forest returns, slowly… but the summer will be hard.
→ The streets turn green, and the whole block gets involved.
How Green Saga works
Every choice writes a different future.
Stories young people steer, games that make them think, and tools that help youth workers bring both into the room.

Choose Your Own Adventure
15 interactive storybooks where readers decide what happens next, and the planet feels the consequences.
- 15 storybooks
- 6 languages

Gamified Learning
Narrative branches turn climate dilemmas into real decisions, building critical thinking and confident decision-making.
- Critical thinking
- Decision-making

Educator Toolkit
Everything youth workers need to run Green Saga sessions, with recognised certification for participants.
- 7 video tutorials
- User guide
- Youthpass & Europass
Key results
Real stories. Measurable impact.
Built, tested and certified with young people and youth workers across Europe.
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15
Interactive Adventure Books
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6
European Languages
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140+
Youth Testers & Youthpass Holders
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10
Trained Youth Workers with Europass Mobility
From the bookshelf
Step inside the stories
Each book is a branching adventure. Read, decide, and discover how your choices reshape the world around you.
Your story starts here.
For young people
Are you a young activist?
Start reading and shape your story. Pick a book, make the calls, and see how far your choices can go.
- 15 branching adventures
- Read in 6 European languages
- Your choices, your ending
For youth workers & educators
Are you an educator?
Access training resources and white papers to bring Green Saga into your youth centre, classroom or workshop.
- 7 video tutorials
- Comprehensive user guide
- Youthpass & Europass recognition