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Projects

Tools for urgent coastal decisions.

Each concept begins with a recurring field problem and a local team that should control the response. The illustrations show an intended direction for review, not deployed equipment or measured results.

Current portfolio

Explore the four project concepts

Each project remains a proposed direction until a local partner, clear safeguards, and a bounded field question are in place.

  1. Illustrative cutaway drawing of a modular underwater survey vehicle with camera, electronics, sensor chambers, fins, and a rear propeller.
    Illustrative concept for field discussion, not a deployed system.

    Field observation concept

    Coastal Survey Kit

    Support a repairable underwater field kit that keeps repeated coastal observations in local hands.

    A locally repairable underwater survey concept for coastal teams that need repeatable observations of changing reefs, runoff, and habitats.

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  2. Illustrative shoreline survey sequence showing a drone flying parallel routes, image tiles, reviewed debris marks, and a coastal density map.
    Illustrative concept for field discussion, not a deployed system.

    Shoreline survey concept

    Shoreline Plastic Map

    Fund repeat shoreline surveys that turn local review into better cleanup decisions.

    A repeat shoreline-survey concept that helps local teams map visible plastic, direct cleanup effort, and compare what changes.

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  3. Illustrative coastal lookout showing a solar-powered camera, a bounded view across boats and an anchorage, a radio link, and a ranger reviewing an alert on a tablet.
    Illustrative concept for field discussion, not a deployed system.

    Marine park awareness concept

    Marine Park Lookout

    Fund a practical solar lookout that helps local teams review a protected zone when patrol time is limited.

    A solar-powered lookout concept that helps small marine park teams review activity in one locally defined area of protected water.

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  4. Illustrative beach cross-section showing a solar field unit connected to sensors beside a buried turtle nest, with an alert reaching two trained field workers.
    Illustrative concept for field discussion, not a deployed system.

    Nest protection concept

    Turtle Nest Watch

    Fund careful monitoring that helps trained local teams prepare without exposing a nest or disturbing hatchlings.

    A low-impact nest-monitoring concept that helps authorised turtle conservation teams prepare trained volunteers and protect sensitive records.

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