Monitoring strategies that meet the science, not just the regulation.

Develop a scientifically rigorous and feasible environmental monitoring plan for a dredging operation, or any other risky marine intervention.

Challenge

Many widespread monitoring methodologies fail to meet robust scientific standards, and even miss out on critical risk points. Researchers with documented experience in comparable ecosystems and a track record of peer-reviewed publications are generally best suited to design such plans. *We exist to make this the new norm.

Request

Design a suite of scientifically sound environmental monitoring strategies that comprises:
1) a minimum acceptable strategy
2) a recommended, best-practice strategy 
3) a maximum precautionary, high-resolution strategy

Deliverabe

Standard foundation designs can resuspend particles continuously, suffocating seabed organisms and creating barren “dead zones” unattractive to fish and other mobile life.

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Coastal development with nature-adapted design and risk reduction

Adapt development plans to minimize risks and enhance the marine coastal environment.

Why Developers Should Listen to Ocean Experts Before Expanding Inland

Industrial growth is often judged by what can be seen on the ground: new roads, cleared land, larger facilities, and increased production.

Wind-turbine foundations that actively benefit the seabed.

Design foundation structures that enhance local biodiversity instead of suffocating it — supporting fisheries downstream.