NEW TECHNOLOGY
FOR POLLINATOR MONITORING

Interactions between plants and pollinators shape how both respond to environmental drivers, and are critical to our food security and for maintaining ecosystem services offered by wild plants.
A standardized monitoring throughout Europe would allow for trends in pollinators and in the ecosystem service of pollination to be detected in near time, allowing for rapid management interventions. 

SEPPI aims to develop and test protocols for automated monitoring pollinators and pollination and to upscale the approach across Europe. 

SEPPI CAM-TRAP

We use new, non-lethal technology to capture images of pollinators on flowers in the field using time-lapse cameras and deep learning to identify pollinators.

We envision a future in which plants, pollinators and their interactions are monitored every year with minimal costs
​and high automation.

    BiodivMon Call
Partners of the project:
Germany
Belgium
Czech Republic
Hungary
Finland
Italy
Romania
Latvia​
Duration of the project 
01.04.2024 - 31.03.2027
Contact project coordinator
Tiffany Knight
[email protected]