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Empowering Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems​ & Water Quality

We provide catchment managers, water quality experts, NGOs, and water companies with user-friendly, affordable eDNA tools for biodiversity monitoring and pollution tracking.

Customisable to projects of every size, our solutions deliver actionable insights to understand, improve and protect aquatic environments.

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The need to uncover the sources and impact of freshwater pollution has never been greater. ​

We empower the water sector and aquatic conservationists with easy-to-use eDNA tools that simplify biodiversity monitoring, organic pollution tracking, and aquatic health assessment.  We deliver actionable, data-driven insight, enabling the protection, and restoration our precious aquatic environments.

Our comprehensive and competitively priced tools are designed with accessibility in mind and can be deployed to support projects of all sizes.

 

We believe that advanced eDNA monitoring tools should be available to all.

FREE Access to the Source Tracking Case Studies

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Our Services

Trace Bacterial Pollution

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​​Unravel whole microbial communities to determine the source and distribution of organic pollution in a water body.

Our advanced methodologies also include services that can quantify specific bacterial species such as E.coli to assess water quality and help evaluate human health risk.

Assess Freshwater Health 

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Leverage the sensitivity of diatoms to assess freshwater health at unprecedented speed and scale.

 

Using this innovative approach helps evaluate the ecological impact of pollution, providing a robust understanding of your water bodies aquatic health status, using several well established metrics such as the Trophic Diatom Index (TDI), and Specific Pollution Index (SPI).

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Vertebrate 

Biodiversity

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This service offers insightful biodiversity evaluations for water bodies and coastal areas, identifying the diversity of fish, mammals, birds, and other vertebrates.

 

Create biodiversity baselines, monitor ecological change, and demonstrate impact. Perfect as part of HRAs, EIAs and ecological surveys.

FAQ

What is eDNA?

  • Environmental DNA (eDNA) is genetic material shed by organisms into their surrounding environment, allowing scientists to detect and identify species presence through water or soil samples without directly observing the organisms.

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Our Sampling Kit

Eco-Friendly, Sustainable, High Quality eDNA

Our sustainable eDNA sampling kits have been designed to minimise single use plastics, without reducing the quality of your eDNA sample. All possible components are recyclable or compostable.

SOURCE TRACKING In Action AND AQUATIC POLLUTION NEWSLETTER

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A Clear Choice

Powerful & Scalable

  • An eDNA sample can detect the full tree of life, from bacteria to fish.

  • More samples and better quality of data per unit effort.

  • Our eDNA services make catchment scale sampling campaigns a reality.

Faster Results, Faster Action

  • Using our eDNA services will provide you with the data you need to inform action.

  • No need to spend weeks making sense of analyses.

  • Better data, deeper understanding, faster action.

Unmatched Service

  • We understand what you need and how to get eDNA for the right price for you.

  • The eDNA labs are quality assured and ran by leading professionals.

  • 10x more data than alternative eDNA providers.

User and Environmentally Friendly

  • Our kits are optimised for use by non-experts.

  • The eDNA kits are made using biodegradable materials.

  • We are passionate about making molecular monitoring accessible to everyone.

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If you’d like more information about our products or want a free consultation with our expert scientists, get in touch today.

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