As experts in aquatic environments and wetlands, we revitalize rivers, restore water flow, and develop spaces in harmony with their surroundings.
For over 20 years, we have been working on challenging projects in sensitive environments, guided by a consistent set of principles: do it well, do it sustainably, do it fairly.
Because protecting the natural treasures that shape our planet is not just our job; it is our commitment to all living things.
Our team of 20 passionate experts includes project managers, design engineers, specialized technicians, and site supervisors. This diverse expertise allows us to approach each project with a comprehensive perspective and tailored solutions, enabling us to address environmental challenges effectively and appropriately.
We also regularly take on apprentices and interns to pass on our expertise and train future workers in ecological engineering and excavator operation
We rely on a fleet of modern equipment designed to operate gently in sensitive environments. Low-impact machinery, high-precision tools, and specialized equipment: every detail is carefully designed to combine technical performance with respect for nature.
Since its founding in 2005, Jura Natura Services has brought nearly 20 years of experience to the field of ecological engineering. With more than 500 projects completed, our expertise has established itself as a benchmark for ecosystem restoration and conservation.
We believe that preserving natural habitats also depends on passing on knowledge. We regularly welcome apprentices and interns, whom we train directly in the field, working alongside the habitats we are restoring. Because tomorrow’s experts are being shaped today.
We work closely with research laboratories, universities, and independent experts. By incorporating the latest scientific advancements, we push the boundaries and optimize the effectiveness of every treatment.
Damien Vendé grew up alongside the rivers and wetlands of the Vendée, a region that instilled in him a deep-seated passion: to understand, protect, and restore these ecosystems.
Eighteen years of experience in construction and specialized projects across France have given him a solid foundation of expertise. In 2005, he founded Jura Natura Services.
His belief is that ecological engineering is one of the most practical ways to address biodiversity loss—and one of the few that restores nature’s natural balance: rivers that regulate flooding, wetlands that store carbon, and soils that sustain life.
Today, he leads a field team guided by the same values, and continues to explore the same rivers with the same perspective as before.
