Sweetwater Wetlands Park is an important part of the Gainesville, FL community. However, it is located near a GRU water treatment facility where exposure risk to pollutants and contaminants is high. This project uses analytical chemistry methods and instrumentation in a lab to detect various compounds in Sweetwater in collaboration with the University of Florida Environmental Toxicology Lab. The goal is to produce a study of these compounds and other pollutants in Sweetwater and present findings to the public.

This project led by SOA Mexico will select and train 6 - 7 local youth to take part in the monitoring process of the selected waterbody of Todos Santos in the Baja California Peninsula. Data will be collected in regards to the water's safety for human consumption.

The Manta Caribbean Project is developing conservation strategies that ensure the long-term safeguarding of mobulid rays in collaboration with various stakeholders such as lobster fishermen, MPA rangers, and MPA managers. The project provides workshops for fishing cooperatives on tactics to reduce the risk of mobulid entanglements and increase community knowledge about the species.

Divers Clean Action Network (DCA) created a learning platform for youth leaders by holding campaigns and webinars with the topic "Let's Talk About Deep Seabed Mining in Indonesia" (Bahasa Indonesia: Yuk, Ngobrolin Deep Seabed Mining di Indonesia) that was incorporated into monthly SOA Indonesia webinars. Along with raising awareness and understanding, they aim to equip the Indonesian population to monitor the government and industries Deep Seabed Mining activities and regulations in order to prevent more environmental damage to our oceans.

In affiliation with the African Centre of Excellence in Coastal Resilience at the University of Cape Coast, this program will isolate and culture local marine microalgae strains to serve as a food source for oyster larval rearing. The performance of these microalgae-fed larvae will be assessed in the laboratory and then transplanted to the field. This is being done in order to find a solution for the recent exploitation of the West African Mangrove Oyster.

Upcycle Africa educates communities on the threats plastic poses to our planet, and endeavours to change mindsets about plastic waste. With our waste collection program, we also collect plastic waste from beaches, streets and bus stations and train local community members on how to turn "waste" into upcycled products.

Using a seamless deposit system and fully-integrated mobile/web application, Muuse operates a global network of elegant, robust, tech-enabled products, cups and food containers, for the to-go food economy.

The project addreses the dual threat of overfishing and climate change to berried females of blue swimming crab in Straits of Tebrau, Gelang Patah, Johor, the Southern Peninsular of Malaysia. This area used to be the prolific spawning ground of the berried females until stocks were depleted in the 2020s.

SOA Peru implemented a number of projects related to supporting fisherfolk in coastal communities: assisting fishermen in achieving sustainability certifications and recording and sharing their stories. Another project will investigate the relationship between copper extraction off the coast of Chile and Peru and the high mortality and disappearance of mollusks.