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- What is eDNA and how does it work? | World Economic Forum
eDNA shows significant potential to assist in wildlife monitoring and conservation efforts, but there's still a long way to go
- AI in conservation: Where we came from and where we are heading
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 This approach can provide valuable information for conservation planning and monitoring
- This global boat race could change how we research the ocean | World . . .
The eDNA sampling is part of The Ocean Race’s Racing with Purpose sustainability programme, which was created in collaboration with 11th Hour Racing with the aim of inspiring action to protect the ocean
- How 6 robots are helping to protect our ocean
The ocean is critical to the survival of life on Earth, but it is under threat from the climate crisis This is how robots are helping to protect it
- COP26: Here are 7 of the worlds greenest buildings and best solutions . . .
From one of the world’s tallest timber buildings in Sweden, to a school made from bamboo in Indonesia, Build Better Now at COP26 features solutions to build more sustainably
- eDNA: From tracking endangered species to monitoring COVID19 | World . . .
eDNA is a technique that can monitor a particular strain of DNA in a sample Originally, the technique was used to monitor endangered species, confirming their presence without the use of a camera or the human eye Now, the technique is also being used to help check for COVID-19 and help stem the spread of the virus
- Why the Earth BioGenome Project is a digital library of life
The Earth BioGenome Project will generate an unprecedented genomic library to enable advances in conservation, agriculture, medicine and biotechnology
- We need early-stage investors for a nature-positive future
UpLink’s Nature Returns Investor Challenge seeks bold early-stage investors to fund nature-positive start-ups to close the $700bn annual nature finance gap
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