World Wildlife Fund19h
Using environmental DNA to uncover biodiversity
Monitoring biodiversity in hard-to-reach high alpine areas using traditional survey methods like camera traps is challenging and expensive.
earth6d
New eDNA tech locates animals in the wild in real-time
Scientists use a portable eDNA test to find the world's rarest turtle. This new technology helps conservationists locate ...
Genetic material in soil can indicate rare snake's presence
Scientists have developed a new method to monitor the elusive eastern indigo snake, the longest native snake in the United ...
EurekAlert!8d
To find rare snakes, we can look to the soil
Scientists have developed a new method to monitor the elusive eastern indigo snake using environmental DNA (eDNA) from soil ...
The Washington Post1y
The high-tech hunt for one of the world’s most elusive sharks
Without having to dive. This is environmental DNA, or eDNA, a revolutionary technology that is helping scientists detect the treasure trove of genetic information animals leave in their wake and ...
EurekAlert!16d
Pensoft Publishers and the Southern eDNA Society join forces to advance eDNA research
Summary: Pensoft Publishers and the Southern eDNA Society (SeDNA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate and advance the field of environmental DNA (eDNA) research. The partnership ...
New Scientist1y
Uncharted waters: The scientists saving Denmark's hidden coral
This, coupled with samples of eDNA – genetic material that has ended up in the water – and topographical maps, is allowing them to create a rich picture of the Jammer Bay seafloor that Thymann ...