Invasive Species Detection & Monitoring

Invasive species have the potential to be a major threat to marine ecosystems, biodiversity, as well as economic and societal implications. The balance of the marine world is fragile, even the smallest external factor can disrupt an entire ecosystem. At FjordStrong we understand the necessity to gather scientific information on invasive marine species and assess any perceived risks before the impact is irreversible. Our team have a strong taxonomic background, allowing us to accurately identify native and non-native species while assessing their potential for invasiveness. Additionally we can provide abundance estimates, habitat preference, potential impact and ultimately monitor and provide mitigation plans if required.

We provide an extensive array of marine biodiversity solutions tailored to diverse sectors. Leveraging cutting-edge analysis and data processing, our expert team ensures precision, promptness, and cost-efficiency.

Marine Surveys

Zero-impact survey solutions from baseline ecological surveys through to comprehensive monitoring programs.

Consultancy & Data Processing

Full-service marine consultancy, prioritising zero-impact, sustainable approaches, and future-focused optimisation.

Research

As a University spinout, we welcome collaborations with other research groups while providing access to state-of-the-art equipment and technical expertise.

Equipment Supply

We offer equipment for purchase or convenient hire, providing flexibility for your marine project needs.

We proudly serve a diverse spectrum of clients, each presenting distinct marine biodiversity challenges. From offshore energy to governmental bodies and NGOs, delve into how our tailored expertise and innovative solutions meet and exceed the specific demands of every unique industry we collaborate with.

Dive into our comprehensive blog for a thorough and captivating exploration into marine conservation topics and challenges. Stay informed, engaged, and inspired with our expert perspectives on evolving marine biodiversity and vital conservation trends.