The Green Movement Sri Lanka is dedicated to fostering a sustainable relationship between nature and humans. Nature is an integral part of our lives and it is essential to give back to the Earth. Harmonizing nature with communities is not an easy task today. It needs practical solutions that ensure the balanced between nature and communities. Working with nature instead of against it will change the world. 
The GMSL is a trusted bridge between local communities and nature conservation efforts, that is mainly based on volunteer work. 
The aim is to help people live in harmony with nature and develop innovative ways to protect and preserve the environment. This happens by empowering communities with knowledge of sustainable practices like agroforestry, permaculture, natural farming, and eco-tourism, foster environmental awareness and provide practical solutions so the communities can take an active role in preserving their surroundings.

The non-profit organization Skills Rwenzori Centrum Limited has been dedicated since 2019 to address child marriage, young motherhood, and poverty in Uganda’s Rwenzori region. Their tireless commitment to these topics is reflected in their comprehensive approach, which includes vocational training, education, and community support. Through initiatives such as weaving, creating plastic mosaics, sewing, and crocheting, the Skills Rwenzori Centrum provides young mothers and school dropouts with practical skills that not only offer an alternative source of income but also pave the way to break the cycle of poverty within their families. As poverty in families is reduced, parents can also afford to finance their children's education. Additionally, the products made from natural materials, such as banana leaves, contribute to reducing plastic waste and raise awareness about this issue.

The organization Asociata "AMY" in Romania was founded to prevent the killing of innocent four-legged souls. Once a year, dogs in the municipal animal shelter are euthanized because otherwise, they would become long-term residents. AMY takes over and rehomes these animals. In addition, they rescue injured, tortured, and weak stray dogs. The organization’s work also includes veterinary visits, caring for 150 AMY dogs and about 50 stray dogs, liaising with authorities, educational activities, rescue operations, and much more. Furthermore, a member collaborates with an ornithologist to rescue birds on site. AMY’s goal is to prevent suffering, hunger, thirst, abuse, and killing, and to promote appropriate animal welfare. Holistically, they aim for the reconciliation of humans, animals, and nature.

Captain Fanplastic raises environmental literacy amongst youth globally through experiential education; that drives behavioural change in order to connect children more to their environment, prevent plastic pollution and manage waste better. This organization turns youth into friendly pirates who believe that waste is #NoTrashButTreasure. This September Captain Fanplastic is turning into #TheOceanStartsHere Month. No matter where we humans live, we are all connected to the ocean, through water or wind. The big goal of Captain Fanplastic is to raise $10,000 to provide 20 under-resourced schools and 2,000 learners in South Africa with access to environmental literacy via the Captain’s Challenge Do-It-Yourself Boxes. These boxes include exciting literacy for young pirates and cleanup materials to inspire conscious action through storytelling and gamified cleanups.