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Coastal areas are particularly attractive to men and conducive to their activities. Port developments lead to connectivity loss which plays an important part in the fish life cycle. To anticipate the development of needs and services required to achieve the objectives of the European Marine Strategy Framework Directive in accordance with the Barcelona Convention, Pole Mer Mediterranee with partners works on the structuring of an emerging sector with strong growth potential: the Mediterranean coastal ecological engineering. Several innovative projects undertake research and development on this topic to experiment if the nursery functionality of ports could be enhanced in a Mediterranean context. Some of these projects are illustrated by first operational results which could lead to a very interesting economical development. The next step will be to confirm economical sustainability, and to assess ecosystem provided services.

Marine ecological engineering: a sustainable solution for coastal and port infrastructures