Environmental DNA (also known as eDNA) is a modern approach to tackling biodiversity research and monitoring. eDNA overcomes the difficulties of visual identification of species while remaining non-invasive.  eDNA is comprised of genetic materials which are discharged by organisms then gathered from soil, water or sediment samples.   Our team

A mistle-toast to the holiday season!  

    Megan and Petr were joined by Tracy Friedel (Lac Ste. Anne Métis) on November 21st to present at the 2019 ASPB Conference: Connecting Biologists to their Resources. The presentation was a great success and we appreciate the opportunity to present our experiences with working and supporting Indigenous communities.

Our first blog post!