Terrestrial biodiversity

🌱 Naturalists: reveal the discreet species of forests, gardens, and ravines.
🦎 Residents: protect geckos, bats, insects, and birds where you live.
🦋 Associations: strengthen butterfly, reptile, and refuge projects.
🌳 Highland forests: reconnect young people with living environments.
🌙 Night-time actors: explore moths, petrels, and bats.
📸 Photographers: turn nature images into useful data.
🎓 Schools: make students true field observers.
🏞️ Park, Museum, CAUE: connect heritage, landscape, and citizen science.
📍 Local authorities: map ravines, trees, species, and local uses.
📊 Funders: support biodiversity and restoration with field evidence.

Océan

🐠 Marine reserve: strengthen AME, beach, lagoon, and waste monitoring.
🪸 Corals: shed light on orphan species and knowledge gaps.
🐋 Whale-watching: turn sea outings into research platforms.
🐢 Nautical operators: collect useful data in real-life conditions.
🎧 Marine acoustics: connect sounds, megafauna, birds, and coastal uses.
🏖️ Lagoon users: move from opinions to shared observations.
🧭 Guides and clubs: engage audiences in simple protocols.
🎓 Students: contribute to marine monitoring through commitment and fieldwork.
📊 Decision-makers: base coastal management on open data.
🌍 Indian Ocean: connect La Réunion, Mauritius, Mayotte, Madagascar, and Seychelles.

Planète & Santé

🏥 Public health: connect environment, vulnerabilities, and access to care.
🌡️ Climate: document real impacts on bodies and ways of life.
💧 Fresh water: explore fish, life cycles, and invasive species.
🏘️ Neighborhoods: start from lived needs in Le Port, Saint-Louis, La Possession.
👥 CCAS and municipalities: create useful projects with vulnerable groups.
🎓 University: engage students in society-territory challenges.
🌙 Light pollution: measure the night from places where people live.
🧠 Mediators: fight fears, beliefs, and fixed ideas.
🕊️ Citizens: move from concern to documented action.
📍 Public services: map risks, needs, and local solutions.

LowTech

🔧 Makers: design sensors, housings, and simple, repairable tools.
📡 Field tech: test electronics, telecoms, and data in real-life conditions.
🤖 Marine robotics: imagine low-impact tools to observe without degrading.
🌙 Night: measure the sky with protocols accessible to everyone.
📱 Developers: create apps, maps, open databases, and visualizations.
📷 Image & useful AI: identify species, places, traces, and changes.
🧪 Young people: build, test, fail, improve, and start again.
🏔️ Athletes: safely open access to difficult sites.
🌱 Eco-engineers: connect prototypes, local uses, and restoration.
🚀 Project leaders: leave with a useful, deployable prototype.