One technology, so many changes, one purpose : protect our planet
Enlaps supports the International Year of Glaciers Preservation, initiated by UNESCO and the WMO (World Meteorological Organization) in collaboration with governments and more than 75 international organizations.
Already deployed in over 100 glaciers monitoring projects across five continents, our Tikee ecosystem actively contributes to the observation of these fragile environments. To further raise awareness and support the scientific community in documenting glacier melt, Enlaps creates Planet Watch, to provide advanced monitoring and analysis tools.
Do you have a environment monitoring project?
Join Planet Watch!
1) Submit your project through the Call for Project :
2) Project review and selection by a jury : To select the projects that will come to life, Enlaps has assembled a jury tasked with evaluating proposals based on specific criteria: Scientific interest, Environmental and societal impact and Technical feasibility.
3) If your project is selected, you'll get special prices on the Tikee ecosystem: Tikee cameras, installation accessories, and subscription to our myTikee Cloud platform.
4) With our ecosystem, you’ll get high-quality images and data to document and analyze the impact of climate change on your glacier.
With Planet Watch :
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Access our latest-generation Tikee timelapse cameras to observe and analyze the effects of climate change.
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Contribute to a global database, essential for research and awareness.
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Join a community of experts and dedicated stakeholders committed to preserving our planet
Heïdi SEVESTRE
Glaciologist, Head of Communication at the ICPP, Coordinator of the AMAP project
"I was profoundly impressed by the enthusiasm of the applicants. From young students to seasoned glaciologists, everyone shares the same sense of urgency: to document the changes in glaciers worldwide. Planet Watch highlights a significant global mobilization, where science, emotion, and action converge."
Michael ZEMP
Director of the World Glacier Monitoring Service (WGMS) and a professor at the University of Zurich
"The submitted projects reflect strong scientific rigor and a real commitment to understanding glacier evolution.
The Tikee timelapse system offers a valuable visual solution for long-term monitoring, especially in remote and rapidly changing areas."
Antoine AUBERTON
CEO, Enlaps
"Seeing so many scientists join us around Planet Watch is a powerful signal.
Together, we are putting technology at the service of science to document, understand, and protect endangered glaciers."
Quick summary of the selected projects
In July 2025, the jury has met and selected 22 projects around the world.
The initial call for projects remains open.
Planet Watch Voices ❄️
