Traditional marine infrastructure often leads to habitat loss and biodiversity decline. The Living Ports Project , implemented at the Port of Vigo, provides a scalable, scientifically monitored alternative—integrating eco-engineered concrete technology to enhance biodiversity while maintaining structural resilience. The project deployed ECOncrete seawall panels and Coastalock units at two sites, designed to support diverse marine life. Scientific monitoring by the Technica

We are excited to share progress on the Living Ports project at the Port of Vigo, an initiative backed by the EU Horizon 2020 program....

El proyecto Living Ports en el Puerto de Vigo, respaldado por el programa Horizonte 2020 de la UE y formado por un consorcio liderado por...

Denmark Technical University (DTU) invites international professionals to a workshop around artificial structures and marine biodiversity.

Under the theme “Nature restoration projects in ports benefiting the local community”, the ESPO Award 2023 will go to the port managing...

Monday 16 October 2023, Port of Vigo, Spain – The Atlantic Project Awards feature outstanding initiatives, successful collaborations and...

Maria Moltesen, Postdoc DTU AQUA, Tim Wilms, Postdoc DTU AQUA, and Jon C. Svendsen, Senior researcher DTU AQUA, from consortium partner...

Living Ports Project includes bio-enhancing seawalls and coastal protection system, as well as a first of its kind underwater...

‘Beacon of hope’ Living Ports Project uses ECOncrete’s revolutionary ecological concrete that stores carbon and encourages biodiversity –...

A key component of the Living Ports Project, the Nautilus observatory will be inaugurated on March 24, 2023. Named in homage to Captain...

Installation of the ecological structures is progressing at a good pace at the Port of Vigo. The Living Ports project plan includes two...

Living Ports is partnering up with seasoned experts in the field of noise pollution to investigate monitoring techniques and potential...

Blue Flag and Living Ports are partnering to change how working waterfronts impact local marine ecosystems and coastal communities. Blue...

El Puerto de Barcelona ha publicado en su página PierNext un artículo en el que se pone en valor la estrategia de innovación y...

Ports are noisy environments and excessive noise can have negative impact on marine life. Can ECOncrete reduce noise pollution in ports?

The Living Ports Project in the Port of Vigo (Spain) wins the international Ports and Harbors Sustainability Award for Infrastructure.

El proyecto 'Living Ports' está nominado en la categoría "Infraestructuras" y tendrá como competidores a los puertos de Rotterdam y...

El programa de financiación de la Comisión Europea Horizonte 2020 Fast Track to Innovation ha seleccionado el proyecto “Living Ports”...

LIVING PORTS OBTIENE FINANCIACIÓN DE LA UE PARA DISEÑAR EN EL PUERTO DE VIGO INFRAESTRUCTURAS QUE FOMENTAN LA DIVERSIDAD El programa de...

ECOncrete Wins EU H2020 Funding to Lead the “LIVING PORTS” Project to Deploy Next-Generation Port Infrastructure in Partnership with Port...