The Polymor-FENCE project is moving forward: we've got news for you!
We need to give you an update on our research project into fences and their ecological impact.
Launched in early 2024, the Polymor-FENCE project aims to analyze and understand the impact of fences associated with photovoltaic power plants on biodiversity and the ecological continuity of natural environments.
Using an integrated approach combining field observations, artificial intelligence and spatial modeling, the project is developing innovative tools designed to anticipate and mitigate these effects.
Artificial intelligence Research & Development Modeling and simulation Impact assessment
How can we help reduce the risk of collision between trains and wildlife?
Last week, our CEO Sylvain Moulherat was invited to present our work on the subject at the Via Fauna technical seminar.
Via Fauna is a project launched in 2017 by the Fédération Régionale des Chasseurs d'Occitanie (Regional Federation of Hunters), which has led to the development of tools and methods for better integrating ecological connectivity into land-use planning projects and urban planning documents.
Artificial intelligence Modeling and simulation Company life Impact assessment Risk of collision
The Forbes research project is officially underway
Kick-off this Friday for the Forbes research project, which we’ll be working on over the next five years!
Forbes ("Funding Regionalized Tools for Biodiversity Management by Businesses") is a project at the crossroads of ecology, land-use planning, and finance.
Research & Development Policy and regulations