Ecosystem restoration

With environmentally friendly products

Ecosystem restoration

BESE develops biodegradable and circular products for ecosystem restoration. Using our specially developed products, we kick-start the natural recovery process. This allows habitats to heal on their own and leaves nothing behind but natural systems. The products are environmentally friendly, non-polluting and biodegradable, helping to minimize the impact on the planet. Additionally, most of our products are made from waste materials and are biobased. The core of our approach is to learn from nature to help nature. Our ecologists have years of experience and expertise, ensuring that restoration projects with BESE are a success.

Our biobased products are made from waste materials and are biodegradable in natural environments.
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Different ecosystems
Our products have been applied in 11 different ecosystems.
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Different countries
We currently have projects in over 20 different countries on five different continents.
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Scientific publications
Over 22 scientific publications describing the success and application of BESE-elements.
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Ecosystem restoration projects
In the last two years our products were used in 133 nature restoration projects.
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Ecosystem restoration expertise

From seas to cities, BESE can power the restoration of a range of habitats, particularly in marine and freshwater ecosystems. The restoration of coral reefs, sea grass meadows, oyster reefs, mussel beds, mangrove forests, salt marshes, submerged aquatic vegetation, nature-based riverbank stabilization, peatlands and urban waterways can all benefit from BESE.
You can find some of our ecosystem restoration projects here.

BESE products and services

  • We develop and supply a range of unique biodegradable, biobased products made from waste streams. This not only reduces your environmental footprint but also ensures that no pollutants are released as part of your restoration project.
  • BESE can also partner or support your project through our expertise and ecological knowledge to ensure the optimum success of BESE-products.

Our partners

We work with partners from a wide range of disciplines, including waste product suppliers, product engineers and manufacturers, academic research institutes and local expert collaborators and volunteers. Together with our ecological expertise, they play a crucial role in making the restoration of the natural world possible.

FAQ BESE

What is ecosystem restoration and why does it matter?

Ecosystem restoration is the process of repairing damaged habitats so they can function naturally again. It is essential for biodiversity, climate resilience, and water quality. By restoring ecosystems, we create sustainable environments that support wildlife and human communities.

Which ecosystems can benefit from BESE products?

BESE products are used in a wide range of habitats, including coral reefs, seagrass meadows, oyster reefs, mangrove forests, salt marshes, riverbanks, peatlands, and urban waterways. Our biodegradable solutions help kick-start natural recovery without leaving harmful residues.

Biodegradable products
How do biodegradable and biobased materials support restoration projects?

Biodegradable and biobased materials provide temporary structure for ecosystem recovery and then break down naturally. This prevents pollution, reduces long-term maintenance costs, and aligns with circular economy principles, making restoration more sustainable.

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Why choose BESE for your restoration project?

BESE combines innovative products with ecological expertise. We not only supply biodegradable, biobased materials but also offer guidance and project support to ensure successful restoration outcomes. Our approach is science-based and proven in over 130 projects worldwide.

Who typically works with BESE on restoration projects?

Our clients include NGOs, government agencies, research institutions, and companies involved in coastal and freshwater restoration. We also collaborate with local partners and volunteers to ensure projects are effective and community-driven.

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