Reef Pulse

Reef Pulse Reef Pulse fournit des outils et services de suivi et de restauration des récifs coralliens grâce à l'acoustique et à l'IA.

Notre équipe composée de chercheurs, d'ingénieurs et de scaphandriers est engagée dans la sauvegarde de la biodiversité.

Free photogrammetry offerIn September, we celebrate Reef Pulse 5-year anniversary in pushing the boundaries of Passive A...
01/09/2026

Free photogrammetry offer

In September, we celebrate Reef Pulse 5-year anniversary in pushing the boundaries of Passive Acoustic Monitoring and acoustic restoration of coral reefs globally.🎂

At Reef Pulse, we have recorded underwater sounds at more than 180 coral reef sites in the 3 oceans. This represents more than 70 years of cumulative recordings and hundreds of Terabytes. These recordings contain parrotfish grazing, groupers growling, whales vocalising, boats passing by, movements of fish schools, and dozens of different types of underwater events that our algorithms can detect. Each output from PAM data analysis is a crucial asset to implement management actions (e.g. species reintroduction, temporary no-go zone around grouper spawning grounds, boat speed limit adjustments to decrease impact on marine life, …). We work alongside stakeholders of marine conservation to save them time and money while upscaling their capacity for conserving coral reefs. Coral reefs are endangered and 90% could disappear by 2050, but 50% are already lost in some areas. Yet, coral reefs provide to more than 1 billion people in the world services like coastal protection, tourism, fisheries. There is urgency to act now.⏰

🎤 PAM is a terrific method to help upscale coral reef monitoring because it is standardised, non-intrusive, objective, and continuous. However, PAM has a dead angle: the evaluation of coral cover and habitat complexity. It’s like monitoring everything in a forest but the trees. Thus, photogrammetry is the perfect complementary tool to PAM. With a simple picture taking procedure, we can cover more than 100m² in 1 hour. The 3D reconstructions provide the size, shape, growth, erosion degree, recovery, rugosity, and many other metrics of each coral colony over time.

➡️ At Reef Pulse, we've been committed to the preservation and restoration of marine ecosystems for five years, and we want to celebrate this anniversary with those who share the same commitment. That’s why we’re offering photogrammetry reconstruction and analysis at each site for all contracts signed in September to acoustically monitor or restore coral reefs with our solutions.

📃Terms and conditions apply, reach out to us to know more. More info on reef-pulse.com

2nd internship opportunity at Reef Pulse to help safeguard coral reefs globally using acoustics and AI! 🪸We are recruiti...
07/07/2026

2nd internship opportunity at Reef Pulse to help safeguard coral reefs globally using acoustics and AI! 🪸

We are recruiting a second year master’s student in computer science to take part in our MLOps projects. With the aim of monitoring coral ecosystems with Passive Acoustic Monitoring , the tasks involved in this internship include:

🔖 state-of-the-art benchmarks
💻 code, pull requests, and code reviews on MLOps
📊 data analysis on hundreds of TBs totaling more than 60 years or recordings
🚫 No GenAI, only analytical on 🎶

Come and put your skills to work in applied research, innovation and marine conservation as part of a team committed to the future of the world’s coral reefs.

⌚ 6-month internship
📅 Flexible start date between September 2026 and March 2027
📍 Saint-Denis, Reunion island, France
🧑‍💻 reef-pulse.com/fr/job.php
📩 CV, cover letter and references to [email protected], subject line “Internship R&D MLOps”.

I really thank the Mozambican delegation that visited the Reef Pulse offices last Tuesday 30th June 2026, as part of the...
02/07/2026

I really thank the Mozambican delegation that visited the Reef Pulse offices last Tuesday 30th June 2026, as part of the partnership with the Mozinkub public research incubator, led by Licungo University and the French Embassy in Mozambique and Eswatini. The marine environment is the living heart of Mozambique. According to the WWF, 35% of the Indian Ocean’s coral reefs are located in the Mozambique Channel, representing 4% of the world’s reefs.

We discussed opportunities for collaboration with Aleixo Boaventura, Gilmar Da Conceição, Raide Covua, and Marlene Costa.

Thanks to Nathalie Faucher and Pierre Seguin from Technopole de La Réunion for organizing the event.

More info about our work to upscale marine ecosystems monitoring and restoration using acoustics and AI here: reef-pulse.com

30/04/2026

At Reef Pulse, we are all professionally committed to preserving coral reefs, but it doesn’t stop there. Some personal actions also stands out to safeguard our planet:

📱 For more than five years, Yann Bayle, our CTO has been using a Fairphone FP3+. A modular, repairable phone that last and that's made from ethically sourced materials that reduces its carbon footprint compared to other phones.

💽 He uses it with /e/os Murena, an alternative degoogled operating system. And they’ve just announced two more years of support!

🚲 Most people at Reef Pulse come to work cycling! Yann Bayle has an electric bike provided by the local authority La Cinor and has cycled over 1000 km to and from work on it.

🪸Amongst other corporate social responsibility measures, a reduction in the carbon footprint of our AI algorithm that analyses bioacoustic signals has been implemented since day 1.

⏭️ Next step? Trying out a highly sustainable and repairable laptop.

What is your current personal and professional impacts and what are your future goals?

30/04/2026

Enrollment is now OPEN for our free 𝗖𝗼𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗥𝗲𝗲𝗳 𝗠𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗠𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗢𝗻𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀𝗲! The course will be offered from May 11 - May 29, 2026.

💻 Explore the syllabus and enroll here: https://reefresilience.org/coral-reef-management/

The course covers key topics including coral reef ecology, the drivers and impacts of climate-related and local threats, and approaches for assessing, managing, and monitoring reef health. It equips marine managers and practitioners with the foundational knowledge needed to support coral reef resilience in a changing climate.

🗣️ Online lessons are available in English
👩‍ Four live webinars with experts, offered in English
✳️ Private discussion forum with other participants and course mentors

Contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions.



The Nature Conservancy NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program

02/04/2026

🌊 AIPANEMA: Using technology to support marine conservation in New Caledonia

Part of the Programme, the AIPANEMA project supports the monitoring of newly extended marine reserves in New Caledonia.

Over 33 months, the project will deploy passive acoustic monitoring combined with Artificial Intelligence to better understand marine ecosystems. This approach allows the simultaneous monitoring of reef dynamics, whales, sea turtles and human pressures such as noise pollution and illegal activities.

By generating new data on ecosystem changes and pressures, AIPANEMA will support the development of innovative and adaptive management strategies, contributing to the long-term protection of marine biodiversity in New Caledonia.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/3PIsMHT
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