Developing eDNA methods to detect Top End animals (start-up factsheet)

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27 August 2018

terrestrial eDNA front

 

Keywords: finches, Gouldian Finch, Gouldian Finches, threatened species, terrestrial monitoring, waterholes, dry season, wet season, management, EPBC, IUCN, high cultural value, logsitcal challenges, Top End, NT, northern Territory, Northern Territory Government, environmental DNA, eDNA, e-DNA, e DNA, environmental assessments, logistically challenging, CDU, RIEL, Charles Darwin University

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