The Casa Mangle Foundation in Cartagena, Colombia conducted a mangrove restoration project that involved the local community. Twenty local leaders were selected and trained in mangrove restoration and seed germination. A wooden structure for the mangrove nursery will also be constructed.

Uada aims to replace plastic packaging in the supply chain by making alternative containers using natural materials. The project also aims to educate end-users about the plastic waste and how to create more environmentally conscious consumption habits. Uada targets food containers at events (such as festivals) and food delivery packaging, and incentivizes and facilitates the switch in packaging materials - for which they will instead use deciduous dried leaf material to replace disposable plastic, which will biodegrade in 30 days.

The mission of SOA Australia is to be the overarching hub to support all of the hubs across Australia as well as be their space for individuals and companies to learn about the importance of the ocean. Their first projects included webinars and online events to connect young leaders from across Australia and build the network.

WastEducation is a Circularity Certification initiative organizing a Circularity Task Force inviting representatives to collaboratively develop a: 1) Circularity certification criteria for SMEs in Makassar to validate, and 2) Guidebook to help other cities in Indonesia develop their own affordable certification. As part of this project, they worked with Octopus Indonesia, a company that uses an app to facilitate the collection of recyclables.

Conducting 50 research dives to study the demographics and reproductive ecology of manta rays in the Nusa Penida MPA will inform tourism management to ensure that their habitats are being conserved. For this project, 50 dives will be conducted at the Manta Bay and Manta point sites to obtain data regarding sightings and size measurements of the manta rays, with stereo-photogrammetry data also being collected.

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.

Pandemic Underwater Festival was a three-day environmental festival in November 2020 that aimed to build the awareness of people in Mamuju about plastic pollution, zero waste, and provide experiential learning. Mamuju Eco-Z Camp is a three-day program that educates 35 high school students on project leadership, and encourages them to start their own environmental campaign in their own schools.

This project aims to reduce the use of plastic sachets in Pasaran, a small island in Indonesia, and will do so by empowering mothers to take part in eco-preneurship projects. They will first collect data on waste and plastic bag usage by households on the island as well as in local shops, and then choose 30 mothers on the island to participate in workshops on upcycling and initiating refill stations with local shops.

This project teaches local youth in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea to be guardians of their ecosystem. In July 2020, with the help of 25 youth volunteers, they deployed 21 artificial reef units off the coast of Fisherman Island, Port Moresby. These volunteers will continue to monitor the growth, species abundance, diversity, and overall biomass on each reef. All survey methods will involve the collection of both still photos and video for post-field analysis and use for informational, outreach, and promotional materials.