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inDepth eDNA Sampler
Ecological assessment with molecular accuracy
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April 11 2024
Often referred to as an environmental DNA (eDNA) survey, we provide your field teams with sample collection kits and analysis for targeted detection of species eDNA from environmental samples. We have developed large-volume sampling methods to maximize the probability of eDNA capture and detection. Our sampling kits provide everything you need to collect consistent eDNA samples, quickly and easily. In many cases you can instruct us to undertake multiple assays on the same sample for detection of a number of species, improving your efficiency by reducing field time and sampling costs.
Environmental DNA assessments create big-data opportunities. Achieve net positive biodiversity for your projects using insights made possible by eDNA monitoring.
Pros & Limitations
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Discover and manage protected species
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Early detection of non-native species
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Highly sensitive eDNA techniques are an essential part of your biosecurity surveillance toolkit
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We integrate metadata from your eDNA surveys to provide responsive and meaningful insights for your project environmental planning and monitoring
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Each of our eDNA sampling kits provides everything you need for convenient and consistent sample collection, to maximise the probability of detection and ensure meaningful results
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Identification of sensitive ecological receptors
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Characterisation of indicator taxa in the presence of environmental pressures
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Modelling of ecological effect zones for impact assessment
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Achieve net positive biodiversity for your projects using insights made possible by eDNA monitoring
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Environmental DNA techniques cannot reliably determine population abundance, sizes, life stages or sex ratios, at this time; however, our analyses do offer insights into the sampled population genetic diversity of detected organisms
Specification
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Areas of Application
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Ports & Maritime | Fisheries | Aquaculture | Deep-sea Mining | Oil & Gas
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Certification/licenses
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Scored 10/10 in 2020 and 2021 FAPAS eDNA Proficiency Testing Scheme
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Compliance
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There are no regulatory compliance requirements at this time; however, our technology may be used to provide evidence of statutory monitoring requirements.
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Capabilities
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Comprehensive characterisation of sampled biological communities - i.e. true biodiversity analysis.
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Environment
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This technology may be used to support environmental monitoring and permitting.
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Data Analysis
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Our eDNA analyses may be integrated with biogeochemical sample data, delivering deeper due diligence and more meaningful risk intelligence for your environmental surveys.
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Repeatability
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Analytical techniques ensure repeatability and cross-comparability of survey results.
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Deployment
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Sampling is easily undertaken by client’s existing field teams. Sampling equipment and instruction is provided as part of the service.
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Cost
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Improved data capture with reduced field sampling effort.
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Water depth
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Water sampling validated to 200 metres; sediment sampling validated to >2,000 metres.
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Reviews
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Technology demonstration
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