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Environmental DNA (eDNA) is transforming how biodiversity can be monitored, offering a powerful and non-invasive way to detect species and understand ecosystems. While traditionally associated with aquatic environments, eDNA is now being applied across a much broader range of settings, opening up new opportunities for environmental practitioners.

In this webinar, Josh Griffiths from EnviroDNA will provide a practical introduction to eDNA in action, showcasing how these techniques are being used across water and terrestrial environments. Through real-world case studies, attendees will explore applications including soil microbial analysis, swabbing tree hollows and nest boxes, and emerging approaches such as airDNA, giving a clear picture of where the field is heading.

This webinar provides a strong foundation and a clear pathway into the follow-on course, equipping you to take the next step and build practical skills in designing, applying and interpreting eDNA surveys in real-world projects.

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