Whale sharks, the world's largest fish, are endangered due to factors like fishing. To address this, an East African non-profit is launching a $25,000, 3-month scientific research project focused on understanding whale shark reproduction and population dynamics to ensure their preservation.

Deep in the heart of Brazil, a forest rehabilitation endeavor is unfolding. Over the course of seven months, with a budget of $38,000, this initiative intends to replant 10 acres of vital habitat. This rejuvenation benefits not only local communities but also the wildlife reliant on these forests for their homes and sustenance.

E-waste, a globally pervasive and under-addressed issue, demands our attention. Each year, a colossal 50 million tonnes of e-waste emerges, with a startling 40 million tonnes mismanaged, causing severe environmental consequences. This year-long, $55,000 project, conducted in partnership with a European non-profit skilled in pioneering recycling techniques in South East Asia, aspires to reshape e-waste management for a sustainable, low-carbon future.