Mexico, the Philippines & Africa
Ice in a Box
Solar-powered cold-storage technology extending access to reliable refrigeration for remote communities.
100 Projects in 100 Countries
Every honored project, kept online permanently and filed by program year, country and 4-7-8-17 category.
10 projects
Mexico, the Philippines & Africa
Solar-powered cold-storage technology extending access to reliable refrigeration for remote communities.
Philippines & Indonesia
River-based plastic interception and recycling, turning waste pulled from waterways like the Pasig River into reusable material and local jobs.
Mexico & United States
Watershed restoration and sediment management across the US–Mexico border region, rebuilding river systems that two countries depend on.
Austria
Conservation infrastructure supporting a range of the world’s most endangered turtle species, building lifelines for vulnerable populations across the globe.
Bocas del Toro, Panama
Flagship of the 7 Seas Initiative — coral reef restoration, youth marine education, and community stewardship under the 4-7-8-17 framework.
Global
A worldwide environmental leadership initiative developing the next generation of Rotary changemakers in sustainability and climate action.
Eastern & Western Hemispheres
A clean water access and conservation campaign expanding safe water delivery to underserved communities worldwide, with Water For West Africa and GivePower.
Canada, United States & Mexico
A trinational pollinator corridor restoring habitat across Canada, the United States and Mexico — for the monarch and for every species that follows the same road.
Finland, Panama, Mexico & Global
A reforestation and carbon-sequestration partnership restoring forest ecosystems and advancing long-term climate resilience.
Randolph, Vermont, United States
Randolph Union High School students train in reef rescue and marine conservation, connecting classroom learning to hands-on ocean stewardship.
This is a full-time rolling competition. Submit your project any day of the year — honorees are released daily, and the Top 10 are named every Earth Day and every Half Earth Day.