Observed arrival · 2026-09-22
Reef Pulse Listens to Coral Reefs
Reef Pulse uses underwater microphones, passive acoustics, and AI to monitor coral-reef health and support restoration.
- For
- Coral-reef researchers and restoration teams
- Worth noticing
- The site lists acoustic field programs across Europa Island, Réunion, Guadeloupe, Mayotte, and other territories.
Field notes
The project separates monitoring from restoration: hydrophones feed analyses of species activity, fish-group biomass, and underwater noise, while an underwater speaker broadcasts recordings from healthier reefs during spawning periods. The homepage also presents photogrammetry as a third service and names field programs including CORCOPA around Europa Island and multi-year work in Réunion. A SoundCloud link provides additional mission excerpts, while deployment and usage rights appear contact-based.
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