The Full Ocean Nature Risk Lifecycle, In-House
From baseline assessment to regulatory reporting — one integrated partner across every stage of your project.

01. Assess

02. Restore

03. Monitor

04. Report

01. Assess

Before any intervention, we assess what exists, what has been lost, and what can be sustained. Our assessment combines satellite analysis, habitat modelling, and eDNA to build a complete picture of your site's marine ecology.

Historical Ecology

Where marine life existed before degradation. Baseline reference for measuring net gain.

Current Water Quality

Species distribution, water chemistry, and present-day conditions mapped at your asset locations.

Forward Temperature Modelling

Thermal resilience analysis — which sites hold over a 20-year investment horizon.

Habitat Sustainability

Identifying which areas hold genuine restoration potential based on multi-layered analysis.

OUTPUT - PRIORITISATION MAPS

Tools & Methods

· GIS & satellite imagery analysis
· NDVI and habitat mapping
· eDNA analysis
· Ground truthing

Key Deliverables

· Baseline report
· Habitat condition assessment
· Ecological constraints and opportunities summary

Project Stage

· Tender
· Concept Design
· EIA Scoping
· Detailed Design

02. Restore

Once nature risk is identified and mapped, we deploy targeted mitigation solutions across three distinct habitat categories, each designed to deliver measurable biodiversity improvement aligned with regulatory net gain requirements.

Marine Habitats

Reef Tiles

Functional substrate for corals across various seabed types, made from pH-neutral terracotta clay. Particularly effective at locations with sedimentation stress.

Coastal Infrastructure

Eco SeaWall Panels

Customisable panel integration for marine infrastructure,  improving ecological performance of existing and new seawall structures without additional footprint.

Intertidal Habitats

Seagrass & Mangrove Restoration

Site-specific restoration and protection strategies for the most carbon-dense and biodiversity-rich coastal habitats.

2.1 Restore - Marine Habitats

Reef Tiles — Coral Restoration

Our Reef Tiles serve as a functional substrate for corals across various seabed types, with particularly high efficacy at locations suffering from sedimentation stress. A nature-based solution made from pH-neutral terracotta clay, requiring no heavy machinery.

Tools and Methods

· Coral recruitment methodology
· Restoration design
· No heavy machinery required

Key Deliverables

· Restoration plan and deployment report
· Implementation support
· Species colonisation data
· Coral survivorship tracking over project lifetime

Project Stage

Project delivery and post-construction

Benchmarking

4x

Higher than Conventional Methods

Biodiversity

40%

Higher than Biodiversity enchancement after 6 Months

Global Impact

~12,000

Corals saved worldwide

Hong Kong

260%

Average increase in coral growth during the first 3 years post-deployment

Visual survey + photogrammetry · 3 years

Abu Dhabi

620%

Increase in fish abundance compared to nearby unrestored seabed within 6 months

Visual survey, bioindicator species · 6 months

2.2 Restore - Coastal Infrastructure

Eco SeaWall Panels

Customisable Eco SeaWall Panel integration for marine infrastructure, designed to improve the ecological performance of existing and new seawall structures without requiring additional footprint. Developed in partnership with AD Ports Group, Abu Dhabi.

Tools and Methods

· Coral recruitment methodology
· Restoration design
· No heavy machinery required

Key Deliverables

· Restoration plan and deployment report
· Implementation support
· Species colonisation data
· Coral survivorship tracking over project lifetime

Project Stage

Project delivery and post-construction

9°C

Temperature reduction across Abu Dhabi sites

3.6x

Increased biodiversity uplift

2.3 Restore - Intertidal Habitats

Seagrass & Mangrove Restoration

Site-specific restoration and protection strategies addressing both active restoration and the preservation of existing intertidal habitat under development pressure. Mangroves and seagrass beds are among the most carbon-dense and biodiversity-rich coastal habitats.

Tools and Methods

Habitat suitability screening
NDVI-based vegetation analysis
Restoration strategy development
EIA integration

Key Deliverables

Site suitability assessment
Restoration or protection concept
Implementation support
Regulatory-ready documentation

Project Stage

Design, Tender and Construction

03. Monitor

Once mitigation products are deployed, sites enter the monitoring subscription period. Our team delivers ongoing ecological data through three complementary methods.

Photogrammetry

Thousands of images stitched into a georeferenced 3D Model

Computer vision identifies coral coverage, health and species composition

High Resolution Benthic Imagery (Photogrammetry)

Environmental DNA (eDNA)

Water sample collected on-site

Lab analysis via environmental DNA metabarcoding

eDNA Metabarcoding Biodiversity Quantification

AI Fish Identification

Enhanced marine species identification system

Fish abundance data, bioindication species tracking

Computer Vision-Powered Identification System

04. Report

All monitoring data feeds into Archireef's reporting infrastructure, designed to meet the requirements of major nature risk frameworks.

MRV Dashboard

Live performance tracking with biodiversity metrics, trend analysis, and baseline comparisons.

Framework Reporting

Live performance tracking with biodiversity metrics, trend analysis, and baseline comparisons.

Regulatory-Ready Outputs

Live performance tracking with biodiversity metrics, trend analysis, and baseline comparisons.

Stakeholder Reports

Live performance tracking with biodiversity metrics, trend analysis, and baseline comparisons.

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