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- What is eDNA and how does it work? | World Economic Forum
A recent assessment led by biologist Jun Yang suggested that “eDNA based studies are entering an exciting and rapidly accelerating era " This eDNA era opens new possibilities for communities and non-experts to assist with biological conservation, and can sound the alarm on invasive species entering new regions
- AI in conservation: Where we came from - The World Economic Forum
Environmental DNA (eDNA): eDNA sampling involves collecting and analyzing DNA traces present in environmental samples, such as water or soil, to detect the presence of species Advances in eDNA technologies and AI analysis techniques can improve species detection, especially for elusive or cryptic species
- How 6 robots are helping to protect our ocean - The World Economic Forum
A team at Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) in California is using long-range autonomous robot submarines to collect eDNA and monitor ocean health “This DNA soup offers clues about biodiversity changes in sensitive areas, the presence of rare or endangered species, and the spread of invasive species – all critical to
- COP26: Here are 7 of the worlds greenest buildings and best solutions . . .
The project brings together scientists, conservationists and built environment experts to monitor environmental change and measure the value created by the environment The team uses remote sensing, drones, virtual reality, augmented reality and eDNA, to monitor environmental change
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