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Start monitoring in minutes
Create your account, set up your first project, and begin collecting marine ecosystem data. All monitoring tools, survey protocols, and environmental data sources are included from day one.
For conservation, research, and education
Non-commercial teams get full access to the entire platform. Set up your organization, create projects across coral reefs, seagrass meadows, and mangrove forests, and start collecting standardized field data with your team.
For funded ocean projects
Working on a funded conservation, restoration, or blue carbon project? We provide dedicated deployment with custom configuration, team training, and ongoing support tailored to your monitoring and reporting requirements.
Platform
Everything you need, built in
One platform for field data collection, environmental monitoring, biodiversity analytics, and automated reporting.
11 survey protocols
Standardized methods for coral reef, seagrass, and mangrove monitoring. Benthic PIT, LIT, fish belt transects, quadrats, coral fragment tracking, and more.
Offline mobile app
Collect field data underwater or in remote locations with MariField. All observations sync automatically when you reconnect.
7 environmental data sources
Sea surface temperature, chlorophyll, land use context, and more from CMEMS, NOAA, CLMS, and other providers, integrated into every project.
Biodiversity analytics
Taxonomic composition, diversity indices, community structure, and temporal trends calculated from your survey data.
Report builder with 7 export formats
Generate standardized monitoring reports with your data, charts, and maps. Export as PDF, CSV/spreadsheet, GeoJSON, or Darwin Core Archive.
18 languages
The full platform is available in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian, Thai, Arabic, and 11 more languages.
Role-based access control
Manage who can view, edit, or administer organizations, projects, sites, and surveys with granular permissions.
Public data pages
Share project results publicly with auto-generated pages for organizations, projects, sites, and species observations.
Restoration management
Track coral nurseries, outplanting campaigns, fragment growth, and survival rates across your restoration sites.
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 13: Climate Action
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 14: Life Below Water
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: SDG 15: Life on Land
