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SeaCras Joins PREVENT Project to Safeguard Adriatic-Ionian Ecosystems
SeaCras is one of the consortium of partners that are conducting the Pollution Reduction and Early-warning for Vulnerable Ecosystem in Adriatic-lonian Territories — PREVENT project, funded by the European Commission’s IPA ADRION 419.This project, with Politecnico di...
How SeaCras’ AI Analysis and Satellite Data Reveal the True Impact of Marine Pollution on Brač caused by Quarry
Discussions about protecting the environment and preserving natural resources as well as warnings about the growing soil, air, and marine pollution, along with environmental degradation, is becoming an increasingly prominent topic in public discourse.These...
SeaCras and Smeco AS Partner to Drive Sustainable Blue Growth and Norway’s Coastal Tourism
SeaCras, in partnership with Smeco AS, is currently conducting a bilateral project titled 'Feasibility Study for SeaCras’s Earth Observation-Enabled Products to Foster Sustainable Blue Growth and Norway’s Coastal Tourism'. This project is funded by Innovation Norway...
SeaCras Joins Workshop on ‘Strengthening Tourism Resilience to Climate Change’
SeaCras was invited to deliver a presentation on December 11, 2024, at the workshop Strengthening Tourism Resilience to Climate Change organized by the Ministry of Tourism and Sports of the Republic of Croatia. The goal of the workshop was to raise awareness among...
Our CEO Joins the Board of Directors at the International Institute for Climate Action (IICA)
SeaCras’ CEO, Mario Špadina, joins the Board of Directors of the International Institute for Climate Action (IICA), an association SeaCras has been part of since 2024! Except for Mario as the newest member of the Board, the IICA Assembly has elected and warmly...
Associate Professor Robert Kopal, PhD, Delivered a Lecture “Climate Security – Causes and Consequences” at This Year’s Croatian Days of Security Conference
On October 16, 2024, our Chief Science Officer, Associate Professor Robert Kopal, PhD, had the honour and privilege of being an invited keynote speaker at the Croatian Days of Security 2024, having held the lecture titled "Climate Security – Causes and Consequences."...
EUSPA Declares SeaCras as a Model for Successful Implementation of Satellite Technologies in Tourism
For the second time in three years, the European Union Agency for the Space Programme (EUSPA) has recognized SeaCras as a model of successful practice of implementing satellite technologies in the tourism sector! At the EUSPA’s User Consultation Platform on October 8,...
The Croatian Institute of Public Health and SeaCras Start Partnership For a New Era in Bathing Water Quality and Public Health Protection in Croatia
Across Europe, from the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea to the Adriatic Sea, the bathing water quality in most areas is considered to be high for swimming. This assessment is based on two key indicators, Escherichia coli (E. coli) and intestinal enterococci, as...
SeaCras Featured in Cruising Journal for Its AI-Powered Marine Preservation Solutions
We’re extremely proud that SeaCras has been featured in the latest edition of Cruising Journal, one of the world's most-read magazines in the cruising industry, with the article Protecting the Seas for a More Sustainable Future, and recognized for our AI-powered...
Severe River Pollution Around the Neretva Delta After Catastrophic Floods in BiH
Severe river pollution has been detected around the Neretva delta, caused by the recent flooding in Jablanica region in Bosnia and Herzegovina. As the floodwaters entered the Neretva, they carried pollution downstream into the coastal waters. This image shows debris...