E-DNA Expeditions in Marine World Heritage Sites

E-DNA Expeditions in Marine World Heritage Sites

E-DNA Expeditions in Marine World Heritage Sites 2048 1365 Ocean Decade

Lead institution:

IOC IODE Programme and Marine World Heritage Centre of UNESCO – Belgium

eDNA Expeditions in marine World Heritage sites is a citizen-science project to reveal the richness of biodiversity in UNESCO’s flagship sites and its vulnerability to climate change.

Based on environmental DNA extracted from a liter of water, fish and red-list species will be detected and scientific results made publicly available.

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Start Date: 01/01/2022
End Date: 31/12/2024

Lead Contacts: Ward Appeltans (w.appeltans@unesco.org) and Fanny Douvere (f.douvere@unesco.org)

challenges:
2- Protect and restore ecosystems
3- Sustainable blue food
5- Ocean-climate nexus
7- Ocean observations
ocean_basins:
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
North Atlantic Ocean
North Pacific Ocean
South Atlantic Ocean
South Pacific Ocean
type_of_action:
Project
United Nations Action

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