The SeeOnSea system
A shared platform to circulate biodiversity knowledge across a territory
A territorial implementation in 4 steps
- A territory commits A Community of Municipalities or a Tourist Office implements SeeOnSea across its territory.
- Stakeholders join the network Municipalities, associations, companies, accommodation providers, ports, outdoor professionals, scientists…
- Data and content are brought together Scientific data, associations, observatories, local content, events, actions, prevention…
- Biodiversity becomes visible everywhere Websites, widgets, applications via QR codes, partner communications…
Everyone has a role
Within a SeeOnSea territorial ecosystem, everyone plays a role according to their skills and expertise.
- Community of Municipalities: brings the territory together and drives the initiative.
- Tourist Office: shares event content and becomes the digital gateway to biodiversity for tourists.
- Scientists and Associations: provide data and content and qualify participatory data.
- Municipalities: showcase their natural areas and actions and inform residents.
- Companies, Accommodation Providers and Professionals: share information with their audiences.
- Residents and Tourists: discover, observe, learn and contribute.
Our promise
One shared dynamic, many stakeholders, one biodiversity
We develop, maintain and coordinate a biodiversity preservation system based on scientific data from recognised databases, complemented by local observatories.
With SeeOnSea, everyone becomes a stakeholder: citizens, tourists, associations, companies and scientists, by joining a territorial ecosystem established by a local authority or a Tourist Office through a range of innovative digital solutions.
Our concept is designed to:
- Encourage respectful and positive curiosity about biodiversity
- Facilitate the collection and processing of scientific observation data
- Learn and take action at your own level