marine biodiversity and ecology

Understanding how marine ecosystems work


Marine biodiversity plays a vital role in the balance and proper functioning of marine ecosystems. Given the growth in activities at sea and along the coast, a thorough understanding of species, marine habitats and their interactions is essential for incorporating ecological concerns into projects and marine spatial management strategies.

We use recognised scientific methods, naturalist surveys, ecological monitoring and spatial analysis tools to characterise habitats, species and their dynamics. Our teams support project owners, managers and public sector stakeholders in generating knowledge, defining ERC measures (Avoid, Reduce, Compensate) and implementing ecological restoration or ecological monitoring programmes.

our mission

Marine biodiversity studies


Naturalist inventories


Marine habitat mapping


Ecological and functional analyses


Condition assessment


Ecological monitoring programmes


Support for the definition of ERC measures


Ecological restoration programmes


Our areas of expertise

Developed by experts at the brand setecinvivo, this aerial observation solution, combined with artificial intelligence, enables the collection, analysis and utilisation of large volumes of data on marine megafauna and marine ecosystems.

Through the acquisition of a very high-resolution aerial imagery, automated species identification and multi-scale analysis of observations, ocean-i helps to improve our understanding of habitats, monitor protected species and objectively assess ecological issues in the context of maritime and coastal projects.

This approach enables the production of reliable, comparable and traceable data to support the conservation of marine biodiversity, environmental studies and ecological monitoring programmes.

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An in-depth exploration of technology and its applications for understanding and protecting marine ecosystems.

Our clients

  • Developers of marine renewable energy projects
  • Port authorities and maritime infrastructure managers, coastal developments, dredging, port expansion or submarine cable laying.
  • Government authorities, water agencies, Marine Protected Area managers, coastal local authorities

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