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Plastic Pollution in the Adriatic-Ionian Region: PREVENT’s First-Year Results Reveal Alarming Levels
The first year of the PREVENT project — Pollution Reduction and Early-warning for Vulnerable Ecosystem in Adriatic-lonian Territories, funded by the European Commission’s IPA ADRION 419, is done, which means that its partners have delivered crucial data concerning...
Strategic Growth of SeaCras Endorsed by BlueInvest and European Commission’s DG MARE
At SeaCras, our mission is clear and straightforward. To protect marine environments with cutting-edge technology that turns satellite data into real-world applications. As climate change and pollution continue to challenge the health of our seas, we are immensely...
SeaCras, With Its Partners Zadar Cruise Port and Rewilding Velebit, Shortlisted for 2025 World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards!
Together with our partners, Zadar Cruise Port (ZCP) and Rewilding Velebit, we have been nominated for the 2025 World Sustainable Travel & Hospitality Awards (WSTHA) in the World’s Leading Marine & Biodiversity Conservation Programme category, for our launch of...
One of Croatia’s Most Iconic Beaches Becomes the First to Launch a Sea Quality App
A New Era for Transparent Sea Protection SeaCras is proud to announce a unique partnership with the Rewilding Velebit Foundation, introducing Croatia’s very first sea quality app in Zavratnica Bay and the neighbouring Jablanac. This innovative project brings together...
SeaCras Named as One of the Top 10 Spacetech Startups to Watch in 2025
We’ve been featured as one of the top 10 European spacetech startups to watch in 2025 by four European VC funds! These funds recognised our work and selected SeaCras as one of their top picks, which they shared with Sifted, Europe’s leading startup media brand, backed...
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...