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A New Step Toward Water Protection: The J.J. Strossmayer Water Institute and SeaCras Sign Partnership Agreement
In July 2025, the Josip Juraj Strossmayer Water Institute and SeaCras, signed a cooperation agreement in the field of research and development of technologies for the analysis and monitoring of the state of marine and inland waters, strengthening efforts in water...
How SeaCras Contributes to Shaping Regenerative Tourism on a Global Scale
Regenerative tourism and sustainable tourism, while closely related, have distinct approaches and goals. Sustainable tourism focuses on minimising the negative impacts of tourism on the environment, society, and economy, so that tourism can continue without causing...
SeaCras at the United Nations Ocean Conference – Driving Action for Ocean Health
From Monaco to Nice, SeaCras had a productive and packed week at the United Nations Ocean Conference 3 (UNOC3), the world’s largest conference contributing to the global issue on the future of our oceans. Here's all the events we took part in! Blue Economy &...
2025 Summer Season Begins with Abnormal Algal Bloom in the Adriatic
Although reports of the ‘problematic’ algal bloom in the northern Adriatic began circulating back in May, the truth is that this phenomenon only started in early June. What's important to note is that it now appears throughout the Adriatic and not only near the river...
Why Vessel Detection Matters: SeaCras’ Role in Marine Conservation Efforts
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has highlighted the urgent need to protect the Mediterranean’s Posidonia Oceanica meadows from damage caused by anchoring. So, how should we address the challenges of marine conservation? The WWF's report is based on satellite data...
SeaCras Featured in National Media Thanks to Being First to Detect Hvar Oil Spill
Our CEO, Mario Špadina, PhD, gave an interview to Slobodna Dalmacija after SeaCras was the first and only one to detect the Hvar oil spill! Given the upcoming tourist season, it goes without saying we need to prevent such incidents, or at least predict them as early...
SeaCras Detects Oil Spill in the Port of Hvar Area by Using Coastal Intelligence — Our AI-Satellite Analysis System
Using the SeaCras’s Coastal Intelligence system, which integrates artificial intelligence (AI) and satellite technologies, a thin layer petroleum derivative (fuel) slick was detected in the wider port area of Hvar, including part of the adjacent coastal waters. Here's...
Spotlight on HRT: How We Created an Early Detection System for Marine Pollution
Satellite technology has been around for many years and we use it every day in many aspects of life without which the modern world can hardly function. And we came up with the idea of applying it in a special way, and that is the early detection system for marine...
We’ve Joined the Family of the ‘Mission Restore Our Ocean and Waters’ Charter
Major news for SeaCras on Earth Day! We’ve joined the family of the 'Mission Restore Our Ocean and Waters' Charter thanks to our ‘We make the blue economy sustainable and transparent’ campaign, where we use our AI-satellite technology to deliver data and insights...
Seacras Featured in the Print Edition of Cruising Journal
As cruising industry leaders gathered at Seatrade Cruise in Miami with sustainability in focus, SeaCras, being featured in the print edition of Cruising Journal, gave them the chance to read more about our innovative role in driving marine preservation forward. In the...