The Elasmobranch Citizen Science Network is creating an Indonesia-wide Citizen Science Network to support elasmobranch conservation through a mobile-reporting database. Elasmobranch Project Indonesia works with government and non-profit organizations and other stakeholders in the region to recruit and train youth from every region to identify and report shark sightings and landings.

Brazil has one of the longest coastlines, and more than 80% of the population lives in the coastal zone. Still, little is discussed about the Ocean in schools, universities and communities, except among the ones who work with ocean conservation. SOA Brasil seeks to fill this gap and produce introductory and explicative webinars, all openly available on Youtube, in order to increase ocean awareness and communication, and call to action. A series of 12 webinars will target young citizens (13-25yrs) concerned about the ocean, but that often lack information about the complexity of the problems and how they can engage.

This project aims to petition and campaign that the government of Norway adopt a 10-year moratorium on Deep Seabed Mining as the group had done with the group for Children and Youth to get the government to declare a climate emergency. This will include a documentary and petition around different regions of Norway.

The mission of SOA Hub Japan is to become the leading network for ocean youth leaders in Japan. This grant will allow them to build out their website, pitch materials and build out Hub Membership base. They brought on 10 initial members to fill leadership roles and hosted a series of webinars featuring Japanese ocean leaders. They used initial momentum to continue to grow their membership. They are now organizing a prototype of an ocean youth leadership summit & training program in Tokyo.

"Life on Planet A" is a podcast hosted by SOA Australia Hub Leaders, Bella Charlesworth and Heidi Dumesich. During the course of 2021, they produced an online resource hub for young ocean leaders in Australia and abroad as well as hosted and produced podcasts that interviewed Ocean Experts from across all sectors of ocean science, policy, technology, and sustainability.

Fish Alert is an MVP prototype that brings electronic monitoring to recreational anglers through a technology that alerts the angler once a fish is on the hook. In the next phase of development, video will automatically record and can be shared through an App (currently MVP) that is being piloted through demos/events with youth and minorities. Fish Alert aims to go to production in summer 2023.

The aim of the project is to produce awareness materials on social media for the public to get information on deep-seabed mining in Europe, but also to reach out to high-level European representatives and influencers. This project will also organize scientific discussions at the European level in order to push forward SOA's campaign & petition asking for a 10 year moratorium on deep-seabed mining.

Twenty indigenous youth from Alor have been selected as Thresher Shark Conservation Champions by the Thresher Shark Indonesia organization and have developed a pilot project to establish a waste management system from the village to the district level since that currently does not exist, leading many villagers to throw waste in coastal areas. This project will expand the waste management system to 3 villages in close collaboration with stakeholders.

Muuse is a smart system enabling reusable packaging as a service. Using a fully-integrated mobile/web application, Muuse operates a global network of elegant, robust, tech-enabled products, including cups and food containers, for the to-go food economy.