Bringing eDNA researchers together.
We aim to broaden the use of environmental DNA (eDNA) for environmental management and conservation, aiming to accelerate the move of these techniques out of the lab and into routine practice.
We are particularly interested in reaching people and places that are not currently engaged in eDNA research and smoothing the path to widespread use by making technology and knowledge more accessible.
Congratulations to our January 2024 Microgrant recipients!
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The eDNA Collaborative is funded by the David & Lucile Packard Foundation.
The Collaborative features four programs:
Original research to explore eDNA methods and applications.
Grants program to support pilot projects around the world.
Microgrant program to provide specific equipment, supplies and courses.
Visiting Scholars program to build a network of researchers, sharing techniques and ideas.