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Sri Lanka, this island state located in the south-east of India, contains an incredible biodiversity due to the diversity of the natural environments it shelters, such as the Sinharaja Reserve. Its specific geographical location on a geological fault and its humid tropical climate make it an ideal environment for numerous endemic species such as the […]

This Thursday, March 24, in the "La pépite" segment, Lorraine Goumot welcomes Cathy Sahuc, CEO of Murmuration. She talked to us about the concept of Flockeo, a platform that her group has just launched to connect travelers to sustainable tourism.

Murmuration is pleased to announce its selection as the French organizer of the 3rd Cassini Hackathon, a European Union programme.  To achieve this, we have partnered with Open Tourisme Lab based in Nîmes, who bring their expertise in supporting entrepreneurs and start-ups. This 3rd edition of the Hackathon will be on the theme of (Re)Vitalizing […]

Big cities keep on growing, it is important to monitor this development process, and that’s why Murmuration created its own Urbanisation Indicator. As a result of technological progress, humanity is constantly expanding its urban territory. This phenomenon of urbanization leads to an artificialization of the soil and poses three major problems: The massive erosion of […]

The quality of air around the world is deteriorating, it is a well-known fact, and still too few people acknowledge it as the need of the hour. This article explains how Murmuration contributes in helping to combat this issue. Murmuration is a French SME created in March 2019 with the aim of introducing the environmental […]

In metropolitan France, forests cover 31% of the territory, i.e. nearly 17 million hectares. The importance of vegetation cover as a lung for the animal kingdom is well known. But all over the world, these green treasures must meet the ecological and social challenges of tomorrow. In particular, to address climate change, strategies must be […]

As a UNICEF report reminded us this summer, the lack of water in some parts of the world is having serious consequences for people. This lack of access to water for populations is commonly referred to as “water stress”. Today, several regions of the world are suffering from water stress. According to the World Resource […]

The IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) stated that “plastic pollution is the most widespread problem affecting the marine environment”. Most of this pollution ends in the plastic oceans. Plastics take centuries to degrade and contaminate the entire food chain. Each year, up to 13 million tons of plastic end up in the oceans […]

WHO drastically lowers air quality thresholds A fortnight ago, the World Health Organisation (WHO) published an update of its air quality guideline. This has not happened since 2005. Therefore, this is a major scientific and societal event. The need for air analysis to evolve in line with technological and scientific advances pushed for this intervention. […]

Based on the use of multi-source data, the solution combines economic, social, and environmental indicators to provide a 360° view of the sustainable development of a territory and enable the implementation of policies and strategies aimed at maximizing the positive contribution of tourism and minimizing its negative effects.