Local government

A technical and ecological assessment is conducted to analyze the site’s characteristics and current uses. This helps identify areas suitable for installing ecological modules and anticipate environmental and regulatory constraints. This step ensures the project’s coherence and feasibility.

Based on the assessment, project specifications are developed in consultation with you. These specify the ecological objectives, the types of modules to be used (submerged habitats, vegetated rafts, restoration systems), as well as the implementation procedures. The project is thus tailored to the local challenges of the area.

A baseline assessment of the site can be conducted before installation to characterize existing biodiversity and environmental conditions. It serves as an essential reference point for measuring the project’s effectiveness over time. The data collected provides the foundation for future ecological monitoring.

The eco-friendly modules are installed by specialized teams, considering the existing infrastructure and the site's intended use. Work is scheduled to minimize disruption and ensure safe installation. Each installation is inspected and documented in technical records.

Regular monitoring is conducted to assess changes in habitats and how biodiversity responds to the improvements made. This allows us to evaluate the effectiveness of the measures and adjust our actions as needed. The results are presented in annual reports.

Maintenance work is performed to ensure the modules continue to operate efficiently and in an environmentally friendly manner. This includes technical inspections, targeted cleaning, and any necessary adjustments. These procedures ensure the long-term durability and performance of the systems.

Awareness-raising initiatives are organized throughout the project to promote the completed developments. These are aimed at users, schoolchildren, and the public, through educational materials, activities, and events. These initiatives help to foster a sense of ownership of the project within the local community.  

At the end of the project, the modules are removed and the materials are 100% recycled. This step helps to optimise long-term environmental management.