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Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore

Mr. Trash Wheel

Waste & Recycling

Baltimore's googly-eyed, solar-and-water-powered trash-eating wheel that keeps the harbor clean.

500tons/yearTrash collected per year (Trash Wheel Family)
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Land & Rights

The first urban Indigenous women-led land trust in the US is quietly buying and receiving back parcels of Ohlone territory across the San Francisco Bay Area, acre by acre.

43acresLargest single land parcel returned to date
10yearsYears the Shuumi Land Tax has funded rematriation
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Ocean Life

Co-founded by Jimmy Buffett in 1981, this Florida nonprofit funds manatee rescue, rehabilitation and the Adopt-A-Manatee programme that has made the species a global conservation icon.

12manateesManatees released in a single day (record, partner event)
300sightingsPublic manatee sighting reports received
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A grassroots health movement that has mobilized more than a million Black women across the US to walk daily for their physical, mental and community health.

1.2MwomenWomen who have taken the GirlTrek walking pledge
90%Pledge-takers who reported fewer depression symptoms
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Oceans & Coasts

The world's largest reef restoration organization, returning hundreds of thousands of nursery-grown corals to Florida's reefs.

215kcoralsCorals returned to the reef since 2007
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Food & Farming

A Washington DC nonprofit rescues surplus food and trains unemployed residents to cook it into scratch meals for schools and shelters.

50MmealsMeals served since founding in 1989
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Native Seeds/SEARCH conserves and freely shares thousands of arid-adapted heirloom seed varieties tied to Indigenous farming traditions of the American Southwest.

1,900accessionsSeed accessions conserved in the seed bank
18communitiesIndigenous communities represented in the collection
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Clean Air

Founded by Harlem residents in 1988, WE ACT puts air-quality sensors and policy power directly into the hands of the Black and Brown New Yorkers who breathe the city's worst air.

18monitorsAir quality monitors installed in Northern Manhattan schools
35%Reduction in indoor NO2 after induction stove conversion pilot
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