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This ground-breaking research validates the use of fish environmental DNA (eDNA) survey methods as a transformative approach to fish ecology surveys for offshore wind farm developments.
Part funded by OWGP Innovation Grant, EDF Renewables UK and Ireland, renewable energy consultancy and service provider Natural Power, and eDNA and nature intelligence experts NatureMetrics, joined forces in collaboration to conduct a comprehensive study evaluating the potential application and benefits of eDNA-based surveys in the offshore wind industry.
During the webinar, you will learn about the key findings from this innovative project and gain insights into how eDNA sampling can optimize the consenting phase surveys of offshore wind site development, as well as ongoing monitoring and targeted mitigation strategies. This alternative methodology has the potential to reduce delays and costs associated with traditional survey methods, ultimately contributing to more efficient and affordable offshore wind farm development and clean energy production.
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CSRD disclosure: Why monitoring the ‘state of nature’ is profoundly important in the race to reduce nature-related risks.