Practical technology and community programs for ocean protection

We deliver OceanTech R&D, AI automation, and community training that turns data into outcomes.

Solutions

Modern software for every monitoring mission.

Built for reef managers, researchers, and coastal operators who need clear reporting and traceable field data.

Programs

Field programs that turn data into action.

We operate alongside local partners to train reef rangers, build restoration pilots, and grow community science.

Sea + land intelligence

Breaking the sea-land barrier for coastal decisions.

MariMap pairs ocean conditions with land stress and human pressure so teams can see what drives change across the coast.

Breaking the sea-land barrier

Coastal insights that connect marine stress signals with land drivers.

Land + sea gradients

Nearshore bands show how conditions shift from site polygons to 50 km.

Human pressure context

Built-up, population, and night-light proxies alongside ocean metrics.

Impact

Science first. People always.

Our mission is to support marine conservation with a balance of AI, field evidence, and human collaboration. We are guided by SDG14 and the communities protecting our oceans.

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Collaborative networkProjects and pilots with coastal partners.
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Field-ready dataProtocols, QA support, and reporting templates.
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Community stewardshipTraining and shared monitoring programs.

News & insights

Field stories and research updates.

New Reef Ranger! Linda Spagnolli

New Reef Ranger! Linda Spagnolli

They say it’s almost impossible to know the ocean and not fall hopelessly in love with it, and that’s exactly what happened to Linda. A 26 year old Italian creative, she has devoted her life to telling stories through soc…

Exploring the Depths: How deep is the ocean

Exploring the Depths: How deep is the ocean

Beneath the calm surface of the oceans lies a world of incredible depth and mystery. The deep ocean filled with wide underwater plains, tall mountain ranges, and steep trenches is still full of secrets that amaze scientis…

An underwater experience like no other: A glimpse into Lander and Femke's journey as citizen scientists

An underwater experience like no other: A glimpse into Lander and Femke's journey as citizen scientists

Two siblings, passionate about the ocean, journeyed to Lombok, Indonesia driven by curiosity and a desire to learn about coral reefs, their importance, their role in the ecosystem, but above all, how they could help conse…

SDG 13 Climate Action

Coastal habitats such as seagrasses and mangroves help to regulate our atmosphere, sequestering and storing 'blue carbon'. These habitats also help protect coastal communities from extreme weather events. Through these actions, coastal habitats contribute to national commitments by supporting communities in mitigating and adapting to climate change.

Find out more on the UN SDG website
SDG 14 Life Below Water

Marine and coastal habitats such as warm and cold-water corals, mangroves, saltmarshes, and seagrasses contain a disproportionately high amount of marine biodiversity. Despite occupying less than 1% of the ocean, coral reefs host around 25% of marine species, critical for a thriving, life-supporting ocean.

Find out more on the UN SDG website
SDG 15 Life on Land

Mangroves, saltmarshes, seagrasses, and coastal reefs often sit where land meets sea and underpin both realms. Many species rely on both terrestrial and marine habitats, and people living on land depend heavily on healthy coastal and marine ecosystems.

Find out more on the UN SDG website
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