Üritus: https://facebook.com/events/s/basran-baltic-sea-ryla-2026-yo/1254851229421240/

Dear Youth Leaders and ROTARY CLUBS!

We are pleased to invite motivated young people ages 18-30 to take part in the BASRAN Baltic Sea RYLA 2026, taking place on 3–5 September 2026 in Palanga, Lithuania.

The Baltic Sea RYLA brings together young leaders from all the Baltic Sea countries who are passionate about leadership, sustainability, and the future of the Baltic Sea. The event will focus on raising awareness, sharing ideas, and strengthening leadership skills related to Baltic Sea preservation and regional cooperation.

Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia are (right now) the eight BASRAN member countries around the Baltic Sea – even though the countries belong to different Rotary Zones.

RYLA is more than a conference – it is an interactive learning experience. RYLA stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. It is organized by Rotary clubs and districts.

Participants in Palanga can expect:
* Inspiring keynote speakers and expert-led sessions
* Practical workshops on leadership and environmental responsibility
* International networking with like-minded young people
* Teamwork, discussions, and hands-on activities by the Baltic Sea

This RYLA Camp is closely linked to the broader Baltic Sea cooperation context, including initiatives such as the Rotarian cooperation network BASRAN, www.basran.eu , and offers an excellent opportunity to deepen your understanding of regional environmental challenges while developing your leadership potential.

We welcome young people who care about the Baltic Sea, sustainability, civic engagement, and making a positive impact on their communities.

More detailed information about the programme, participation conditions, and application process you can find here:
https://sites.google.com/rotaryfinland.org/basran/baltic-sea-rylas/2026-baltic-sea-ryla-d1464-lithuania

If you are ready to learn, connect, and lead for a more sustainable Baltic Sea region – BASRAN Baltic Sea RYLA Palanga 2026 is for you.

ROTARY CLUBS - please invite young adults and encourage them to apply for the RYLA by sponsoring them!

REGISTRATION:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8AOj04isXflbC0cTi7QmKjyqzqUL55JwTtDXG-yT6Oo1www/viewform?usp=preview

We look forward to welcoming you to Palanga!

Contacts and inquiries:
Erika Zavackienė,
Rotary club ADITĖ, District 1462, Lithuania
erika.zavackiene@kmtp.lt

Üritus: https://facebook.com/events/s/basran-baltic-sea-ryla-2026-yo/1254851229421240/

Dear Youth Leaders and ROTARY CLUBS!

We are pleased to invite motivated young people ages 18-30 to take part in the BASRAN Baltic Sea RYLA 2026, taking place on 3–5 September 2026 in Palanga, Lithuania.

The Baltic Sea RYLA brings together young leaders from all the Baltic Sea countries who are passionate about leadership, sustainability, and the future of the Baltic Sea. The event will focus on raising awareness, sharing ideas, and strengthening leadership skills related to Baltic Sea preservation and regional cooperation.

Lithuania, Poland, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia are (right now) the eight BASRAN member countries around the Baltic Sea – even though the countries belong to different Rotary Zones.

RYLA is more than a conference – it is an interactive learning experience. RYLA stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. It is organized by Rotary clubs and districts.

Participants in Palanga can expect:
* Inspiring keynote speakers and expert-led sessions
* Practical workshops on leadership and environmental responsibility
* International networking with like-minded young people
* Teamwork, discussions, and hands-on activities by the Baltic Sea

This RYLA Camp is closely linked to the broader Baltic Sea cooperation context, including initiatives such as the Rotarian cooperation network BASRAN, www.basran.eu , and offers an excellent opportunity to deepen your understanding of regional environmental challenges while developing your leadership potential.

We welcome young people who care about the Baltic Sea, sustainability, civic engagement, and making a positive impact on their communities.

More detailed information about the programme, participation conditions, and application process you can find here:
https://sites.google.com/rotaryfinland.org/basran/baltic-sea-rylas/2026-baltic-sea-ryla-d1464-lithuania

If you are ready to learn, connect, and lead for a more sustainable Baltic Sea region – BASRAN Baltic Sea RYLA Palanga 2026 is for you.

ROTARY CLUBS - please invite young adults and encourage them to apply for the RYLA by sponsoring them!

REGISTRATION:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8AOj04isXflbC0cTi7QmKjyqzqUL55JwTtDXG-yT6Oo1www/viewform?usp=preview

We look forward to welcoming you to Palanga!

Contacts and inquiries:
Erika Zavackienė,
Rotary club ADITĖ, District 1462, Lithuania
erika.zavackiene@kmtp.lt

Rotary noorsoovahetuse (RYE) koolitus klubide noorsoovahetuse meeskondadele ja presidentidele. Korraldajad Tanel Ringo ja Marge Tirgo.

Rotary discgolfivõistlus. Osalustasu 30€. Registreerimine: https://forms.gle/jf5T2JRx2DrP7Ait5 (tähtaeg 31.08.2026). Pärast võistlust ühine saunaõhtu.

Seminar language: English. Subject: environment and the Baltic Sea.

Saturday 19.9: Travel to Saaremaa, late lunch at Saaremaa hotel upon arrival, seminar 15:30-18:30 (HELCOM, Peipsi status, Vantaa River restoration, Environment and us, BASRAN, Finnish waters status, Community Action for Fresh Water), dinner 19:30 with project discussions.

Sunday 20.9: Breakfast, continuing discussions, beach water study with local school (Saaremaa Rotary Club), short visit to Havaste/Tartu university marine biological station, travel back home.

Seminar language: English. Subject: environment and the Baltic Sea.

Saturday 19.9: Travel to Saaremaa, late lunch at Saaremaa hotel upon arrival, seminar 15:30-18:30 (HELCOM, Peipsi status, Vantaa River restoration, Environment and us, BASRAN, Finnish waters status, Community Action for Fresh Water), dinner 19:30 with project discussions.

Sunday 20.9: Breakfast, continuing discussions, beach water study with local school (Saaremaa Rotary Club), short visit to Havaste/Tartu university marine biological station, travel back home.