Workshop (Tues full day): Environmental DNA for Wildlife Professionals
Date: Tuesday, March 4, 2025
Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (lunch not provided)
Size: Limited to 40 participants
Instructors: Melanie Murphy (UW), Kathryn Davis (UW), and Alyssa Baldwin (UW)
Description: Environmental DNA is quickly becoming a popular tool for wildlife management. In this workshop, we will cover: what is eDNA, motivations for using eDNA, what does eDNA measure, field study design, best practices from field to lab to data analysis to interpretation, types of eDNA applications (targeted species approaches, broad community/biodiversity assay approaches), overall analytical approaches, interpreting results, and multiple case studies. Participants will get hands-on experience with common components of eDNA workflow and interpretation from eDNA capture methods to working with results. We will end with an eDNA “check-list” for initiating an eDNA project.
THIS IS A FULL-DAY WORKSHOP AND CAN, THEREFORE, NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER WORKSHOPS
To checkout, after adding all items to your cart, click the shopping cart icon in the upper right corner of your screen/ the web page header.
Date: Tuesday, March 4, 2025
Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (lunch not provided)
Size: Limited to 40 participants
Instructors: Melanie Murphy (UW), Kathryn Davis (UW), and Alyssa Baldwin (UW)
Description: Environmental DNA is quickly becoming a popular tool for wildlife management. In this workshop, we will cover: what is eDNA, motivations for using eDNA, what does eDNA measure, field study design, best practices from field to lab to data analysis to interpretation, types of eDNA applications (targeted species approaches, broad community/biodiversity assay approaches), overall analytical approaches, interpreting results, and multiple case studies. Participants will get hands-on experience with common components of eDNA workflow and interpretation from eDNA capture methods to working with results. We will end with an eDNA “check-list” for initiating an eDNA project.
THIS IS A FULL-DAY WORKSHOP AND CAN, THEREFORE, NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER WORKSHOPS
To checkout, after adding all items to your cart, click the shopping cart icon in the upper right corner of your screen/ the web page header.
Date: Tuesday, March 4, 2025
Time: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (lunch not provided)
Size: Limited to 40 participants
Instructors: Melanie Murphy (UW), Kathryn Davis (UW), and Alyssa Baldwin (UW)
Description: Environmental DNA is quickly becoming a popular tool for wildlife management. In this workshop, we will cover: what is eDNA, motivations for using eDNA, what does eDNA measure, field study design, best practices from field to lab to data analysis to interpretation, types of eDNA applications (targeted species approaches, broad community/biodiversity assay approaches), overall analytical approaches, interpreting results, and multiple case studies. Participants will get hands-on experience with common components of eDNA workflow and interpretation from eDNA capture methods to working with results. We will end with an eDNA “check-list” for initiating an eDNA project.
THIS IS A FULL-DAY WORKSHOP AND CAN, THEREFORE, NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER WORKSHOPS
To checkout, after adding all items to your cart, click the shopping cart icon in the upper right corner of your screen/ the web page header.