summary

By collecting and analyzing environmental DNA in water bodies such as rivers, lakes, and oceans, the presence and diversity of living organisms can be determined non-invasively. Compared to conventional survey methods, it enables low-cost, highly accurate, and wide-ranging monitoring, and can be used for regional biodiversity conservation, invasive alien species management, and natural capital assessment in corporate ESG management.

Technical Strengths

In surveys utilizing environmental DNA, the company has a system that can perform water sampling, analysis, and visualization in an integrated manner.
The basin-based survey design and the combination of comprehensive and species-specific analyses allow for flexible biodiversity assessment according to the purpose of the study.
It also features reporting functions for ESG management and TNFD, and a visualization dashboard with maps and time series, making it easy for non-specialists to use.
Furthermore, the company has an extensive track record of collaboration with universities, government agencies, and local fishery cooperatives.

Case Studies (Including Demonstration Results)

Provided to

Fukui Research Institute for Satoyama, Satoumi and Lakes

Case Studies

Environmental DNA analysis (comprehensive analysis, species-specific analysis, haplotype analysis)

Other Case Studies

＜Inland Waters Fishery Cooperative Association Hokkaido Onuma Fishery Cooperative Yakunai Yubutsukawa Fishery Cooperative Association, Akita Prefecture Kumagawa Fishery Cooperative Association, Fukushima Prefecture Toyama Shogawa Coastal Fishery Cooperative Association Hinogawa Fishery Cooperative Association, Fukui Prefecture Niyodo River Fishery Cooperative, Kochi Prefecture Hita Fishery Cooperative, Oita Prefecture ＜Local governments Fukui Prefecture Tokushima Prefecture <Research Institutions Kitasato University Kitasato University <Others Movie "Iwana in the Milk