Oceanian Green Cup

11 Eco sports clubs identified from the Sustainable Environmental Conservation tournament-SECOTO in 11 countries of Oceanian will annually join together in the Eco tournament through the Oceanian Green Cup to expose new talented generations on an international level and raise the voice of youth in conservation through Sports and Arts performance audiences in sports category below:

Countries

Oceania’s Continent is rich in marine biodiversity and cultural diversity and is proudly represented by Eco teams from countries such as Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific Island nations. These Eco sports Clubs come together at Oceanian Green Cup™, strengthening the importance of collaboration and global solidarity in addressing environmental challenges and promoting climate resilience. As Oceania Eco sports Clubs participate in SECOTO, they will contribute to the sports for climate and commit to intertwining sports and climate action. Through their diverse initiatives, These Eco teams will reveal that sports can be a powerful platform for change, inspiring individuals and communities to create awareness of sustainable development Goals Through their diverse initiatives, these Eco teams demonstrate that the language of sports can transcend borders and effectively communicate the importance of conservation and climate resilience in Oceanian and beyond.

Ocean Eco Sports Profile

Reinforcing conservation of savannah ecosystems, through eco sports events and competitions to raise awareness about the impact of climate change on wildlife and engage local communities through sports initiatives, linking the thrill of the game with environmental advocacy.

Utilize sports events to draw attention to deforestation issues in the African rainforest. Their campaigns include Eco sports matches and events that highlight the urgent need for rainforest conservation in the face of climate change.

Leveraging sports activities to promote marine conservation and sustainable living. By organize community sports events with environmental protection and encourage participants to adopt eco-friendly practices in their daily lives and aquatic-themed events help them convey the importance of preserving African ecosystems in the context of climate change

Football

Basketball

Volleyball

Art and Performance

11 Eco sports clubs identified from the Sustainable Environmental Conservation tournament-SECOTO in 11 countries of Oceanian will annually join together in the Eco tournament through the Oceanian Green Cup to expose new talented generations on an international level and raise the voice of youth in conservation through Sports and Arts performance audiences in sports category below:

Ocean Eco Sports Profile

Integrates sports events to raise awareness about the importance of protecting the environment. By establishing different Initiatives including underwater clean-up events, reef monitoring, and advocating for sustainable tourism practices

Targeting the unique challenges that are facing the Pacific Islands, Oceanian Green Cup™ will bring together sports events to highlight the impacts of climate change, particularly on rising sea levels, tree planting campaigns, and awareness programs on climate-resilient practices.

To emphasize the interconnectedness of ecosystems. Initiatives include sports competitions, beach clean-ups, and tree planting to combat climate change.

Address tropical ecosystems and the importance of preserving biodiversity through sustainable agricultural practices and community-based conservation efforts.

As Oceania Eco sports Clubs participate in SECOTO, they will contribute to the sports for climate and commit to intertwining sports and climate action. Through their diverse initiatives, These Eco teams will reveal that sports can be a powerful platform for change, inspiring individuals and communities to create awareness of sustainable development Goals

Through their diverse initiatives, these Eco teams demonstrate that the language of sports can transcend borders and effectively communicate the importance of conservation and climate resilience in Oceanian and beyond.