At the beginning of March, the BioYouToon project was presented in Turku during a local multiplier event. Gathering 20 engaged participants, the event aimed to showcase the project’s outcomes, encourage guided discussions, and explore opportunities for future collaboration. The afternoon began with a welcoming session to highlight the importance of collaboration and active engagement in biodiversity conservation. This was followed by a presentation of the BioYouToon project, including a walkthrough of its website and social media channels, encouraging participants to stay connected and informed. Participants were then introduced to the key activities carried out during the project, with a focus on milestones and partner contributions. The second part of the event focused on the project results, with a detailed presentation of the BioYouToon Toolkit and its training modules, as well as a sneak peek of the webtoons developed to support digital storytelling on biodiversity. The session concluded with an informative discussion on Erasmus+ funding opportunities, sparking interest in future collaborations.