Discover how BlueCube Marine transformed Whitehall Landing's disused boat ramp into thriving marine habitat using innovative SeaHive technology. An eco-engineering project in Whitby reported by ITV national news.

BlueCube staff played a prominent role in the transformative eco-engineering project Ecostructure. This cross-disciplinary European research initiative ran from 2017 to 2022, investigating eco-engineering and biosecurity strategies for coastal adaptation in the face of climate change.

The Ecostructure research project shed light on successful surface textures in natural environments, notably the Ringaskiddy texture, named after its discovery location.

To safeguard the historic Western Breakwater at Porthcawl, Wales, innovative repairs were imperative.

The Mumbles Seahive is a collaborative eco - engineering project between the local council, industry, regulators , academics and the wider community. It aimed to upscale academic ideas.