Researchers track koalas using innovative airborne DNA detection tool

Mongabay
Oct 24, 2024, 4:08 am344 pts
What’s new: Researchers have successfully detected the presence of koalas and other threatened wildlife species using new tools that allow easy collection of airborne environmental DNA, according to a recent study. What the study says: It’s often difficult, time-consuming and expensive to collect data and…

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