Animal detection through DNA present in environmental samples (eDNA) is a valuable tool
for detecting rare species, that are difficult to observe and monitor. eDNA-based tools are …

Marine biodiversity can be surveyed using underwater visual censuses and recently with
eDNA metabarcoding. Although a promising tool, eDNA studies have shown contrasting …

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic brought unprecedented changes in human activity
via extensive lockdowns worldwide. Large-scale shifts in human activities bestowed both …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) metabarcoding has the potential to significantly improve
surveys of biodiversity in freshwater systems. However, this methodology is still infrequently …

Introductions of invasive non‐native species (and their subsequent impacts) are recognized
as a major threat to native flora and fauna. This is especially true in island ecosystems such …

Effective conservation requires that species recovery measures are informed by rigorous
scientific research. For imperilled freshwater fishes and mussels in Canada, numerous …

In the past few years, environmental DNA (eDNA) techniques have been used to monitor
marine communities. Research indicates that eDNA is an effective tool for monitoring fishery …

Fish eDNA metabarcoding is a nonintrusive, time‐and cost‐effective way to detect
biodiversity, with potential applications in ecosystem‐based management and fisheries …

Freshwater ecosystems are endangered, underfunded and understudied, making new
methods such as passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) essential for improving the efficiency …

Environmental DNA (eDNA) technology has emerged as a widely used method in resource
monitoring. The purpose of this study was to assess the effectiveness of the eDNA approach …