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We are tailoring commercial solutions that help organisations joining the nature positive movement to better set biodiversity based targets, monitor activities and produce data-driven outcomes.
Join us for a 3-part webinar series that will cover topics including survey design, interpreting your data and using eDNA to survey on Country.
We are now on the other side of the much anticipated inaugural Australian and New Zealand eDNA Conference. So, what did we take away from this conference?
Melbourne Water is undertaking an extensive eDNA survey to monitor key biological values, including native fish, birds, frogs and platypuses.
NSW Department of Planning and Environment are using eDNA scat analysis to help safeguard the endangered long-footed potoroo.
Surveying for oysters often presents a variety of challenges for efficiently obtaining data. A new study uses eDNA to fill this knowledge gap based on a cost-effective approach that overcomes expensive and time-consuming survey techniques.
The results from the 2021 Great Australian Platypus Search have now been released, yet what exactly do they mean and how does this data help?
EnviroDNA announces an environmental accounting Method using eDNA to support regional-scale land management and facilitate positive environmental outcomes.
Learn how eDNA biodiversity data can correlate with riparian health to inform or measure restoration works.
Learn about eDNA and how it is quickly becoming an important tool for biodiversity monitoring in this free 3-part webinar series.
We are looking for a molecular genetic scientist to jump into the hum of our Brunswick based lab team in Melbourne.
Before we steamroll into 2022, we wanted to reflect on the year that’s past.