Biodiversity > Australia strikes ocean eDNA biodiversity partnership with major philanthropic group

Australia strikes ocean eDNA biodiversity partnership with major philanthropic group

Published 03:34 on March 1, 2023  /  Last updated at 03:34 on March 1, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

The Australian government has teamed up with the Minderoo Foundation to track threatened marine species through environmental DNA (eDNA) technology, an approach some are pushing to use as a foundation for countries to earn biodiversity credits through Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).
The Australian government has teamed up with the Minderoo Foundation to track threatened marine species through environmental DNA (eDNA) technology, an approach some are pushing to use as a foundation for countries to earn biodiversity credits through Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).


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