This project tells stories through podcasts, blog articles, and an interactive digital magazine to highlight the issues facing the ocean surrounding Trinidad and Tobago, as well as current ongoing research in the area and the stories of coastal communities. Targeted to secondary and tertiary students, this content creates new attitudes toward our oceans and acts as a catalyst towards solution implementation and behaviour change.

Dahlia is researching the causes and effects of the decline of the Marmara Sea in Turkey and producing video content (social media as well as a documentary) on the subject. As a budding documentarian and journalist, her ultimate goal is to paint a comprehensive picture of how organizations in Turkey can work together to protect marine life in the region.

TEAL is a nonprofit recently founded by PhDs in Canada who have spent 8 years establishing proof of concept for using remote sensing and machine learning to calculate carbon sequestration and other soil characteristics based on satellite (and eventually drone) footage. Their current project seeks to create a prototype for modeling carbon sequestration by mangroves, with the ultimate goal of increasing transparency and diversity within carbon credit markets.

This project is solving the over-exploitation of fish populations for the production of animal feed through the use of undervalued resources such as (insects, microalgae, and undervalued native plants) for the production of fish pellets for aquaculture. Working with the Integral Cooperative of Mayan-indigenous peasants in Quixaya, Guatemala, this scalable project provided them with the tools that help achieve sustainability within their livelihoods and provides them with an economic alternative in the context of a social enterprise, making them more resilient.

SOA Peru will implement a number of projects related to supporting fisherfolk in coastal communities; one through assisting fishermen in achieving sustainable certifications, one through recording and sharing their stories. After conducting data analysis, a bill that raises copper mining standards in the region will be drafted. SOA Peru will also self-publish a children's book about the threat of seabed mining. This grant has been expanded to include emergency funds to address the January 2022 Peru oil spill.

The Casa Mangle Foundation in Cartagena, Colombia, will conduct a mangrove restoration project that involves the local community. Twenty leaders of communities that live near the mangrove systems will be selected and trained in mangrove restoration and seed germination. A wooden structure for the mangrove nursery will also be constructed.

Sarita, founder of social enterprise Kasoi based in India, will pilot the removal and marketable uses (creating products for sale) of invasive seaweed, lionfish, and other species.

The objective of サンゴにやさしいローカル認証制度「コラコラ」- (Coral-friendly local certification system "Kora Kora") - is promoting the protection of coral reefs in the Yaeyama region (Ishigaki Island) by certifying farmers and restaurants who are practicing environmentally friendly behavior. By certifying pesticides, chemical fertilizers, farmers who do not shed red soil, and businesses that control environmental pollution such as wastewater and waste, this certification standard improves the nature of the island, especially the water environment, and also to the residents' commitments.

The Sea Our Seas Docuseries is a joint project between Ecovybz Environmental Creatives and 4 Change TT where six short documentaries will be created that highlight the oceans, marine resources, and problems and challenges facing effective ocean management in Trinidad and Tobago. The topics addressed include: fisheries, pollution, coral reefs, ghost gear, the Blue Economy, and climate change. This docuseries will educate on ocean resources and ocean problems, showcase solutions and mobilize actions, present stories from different stakeholders involved in ocean management, and aid in sharing information with schools and other interested bodies.