River Clean-Up Operation (RECOVER) is a collaborative community service project conducted by SOA Brunei, YSEALI and Save Kampong Ayer to gather solid wastes found along the Brunei River in Kampong Ayer (Water Village). This project aims to provide immediate short-term relief to solid waste discarded in the environment by engaging volunteers and the local Kampong Ayer community through the collective effort of a mass river clean-up.

The International Seabed Authority (ISA) is based in Jamaica and determines the fate of seabed mining permits for deep sea mining anywhere in the world. Khadija's project raises the voices of Caribbean youth and local awareness of the uncertainties and harm surrounding this emerging industry.

In this project, Reef Support and Indonesia Biru Foundation work together to install the first coral lab in the Central Indonesia region. Funding for this project will go towards building and setting up the coral lab, farming the first 1,000 corals, establishing a marketing campaign, and developing a scalable business model.

Bawah Anambas Foundation actively restores the damaged coral reefs in Kiabu, Anambas. In 2020, they installed 40 coral spiders and planted 700 corals with SOA funding. This year, they plan to increase the percentage of coral cover via transplantation, re-establish fish habitat using coral spiders, and create 6 coral table nurseries.

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 will be incorporated into their monthly SOA Indonesia webinar. They invite academicians, experts, public figures, and activists to gain comprehensive knowledge about DSM. They first hosted a webinar with Indonesian panelists, and then one with international -level panelists , as well as a social media campaign that will be held along the way.

To assist fishers in the Gulf of Mexico fish more efficiently, the Center for Fisheries Electronic Monitoring at Mote will collect electronic monitoring data to provide rapidly generated hotspot maps of high catch and low bycatch locations to fishers and other fishery management partners.

Over the years, the ocean has played a critical role as a climate regulator by absorbing about 30% of human emissions of carbon dioxide, but the ocean health has been severely damaged as a result of plastic waste in the last two decades. This project seeks to leverage data and storytelling tools to spotlight the challenge of marine pollution and its dangers to society. The project also deploys a digital campaign involving use of short videos and infographics to educate residents across West Africa on the dangers of marine pollution, and improve practices of waste management.

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. This will inform sustainable usage of the water source, which will be communicated through 5 workshops/trainings.

Blue School Bali is an informal educational program in Amed, Bali. The free of charge school provides lessons on environmental and ocean awareness to local children ages 7 to 15. They aim to educate 20 students over the term of the grant through classroom education and reef snorkeling excursions.