Biodiversity monitoring

We provide seamless, end-to-end biodiversity monitoring and diet analysis and deliver high-quality results with robust data analysis. Our services are designed to provide a streamlined experience, allowing you to focus on your conservation goals while we manage the technical aspects of eDNA analysis.

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Trusted by project partners

Sample analysed

127,500+

ASVs sequenced

Our 2025 metabarcoding analysis in numbers:

13

From countries

195

Vertebrates identified to species level

49

64

145

Fungi genera identified

Vertebrates identified to genus

Vertebrates identified to family

Like any survey monitoring biodiversity with eDNA requires different approaches for different taxa. We will help you choose the best approach for your project or suggest a combination if appropriate.

Whether you’re tracking aquatic species, surveying terrestrial wildlife, assessing soil communities, or testing emerging airDNA approaches, we’ve got you covered.

Some example target groups that can be monitored with eDNA:

As experienced researchers we’re happy to develop new methods if you have a novel project that needs a bespoke approach.

Freshwater fish Mammals Vertebrates Pollinators Fungi Invertebrates Egg and nest predators

We believe in delivering a premium service you can trust. By interrogating your samples with 12 PCR replicates we give you the best chance of detecting rare, elusive, or invasive species.

In certain cases, we can adjust replicate numbers to help you stay within your budget, but we never analyse less than 8 replicates. Read more about why this matters here.

eDNA samples for biodiversity or diet monitoring can be collected with our aquatic, terrestrial, soil and faecal kits.

We include free field controls and laboratory controls in all of our surveys to ensure your data is robust and publication ready.

One target group

£260 + VAT

Each additional group

£110 + VAT

Sterile sample kit

£20 + VAT

Our metabarcoding analysis turnaround time is 6-8 weeks from receipt of samples.

As standard we will map your results and carry out correlation analysis with any of the metadata you provide us (e.g. water chemistry, volume filtered, habitat characteristics etc. Additionally species accumulation curves will uncover whether increased sampling intensity would have increased species richness, helping you to refine your survey protocols.

What we deliver

Additional modelling can be included in your results delivery upon request. This could include occupancy modelling or functional diversity analysis.

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