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Faunomics provides the expertise and capacity to apply modern molecular and bioinformatic approaches as an alternative or complement to traditional biodiversity monitoring methods. By leveraging state-of-the-art genetic and genomic tools, we are able to increase the sensitivity and at the same time reduce the costs and time of biological surveys. Our services are designed to cope with the growing demand for monitoring biodiversity while ensuring minimal disturbance to wildlife and their habitats.

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Blend passion with science

“Every day at Faunomics, we blend passion with science to unlock the secrets of nature, driving innovation that respects the delicate balance of our ecosystems. It’s more than a job; it’s our commitment to a planet where progress and preservation go hand in hand.”

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Non-Invasive Sampling

At the heart of Faunomics’ methodology lies the principle of non-invasive sampling. This approach enables us to collect essential data without causing harm or significant disturbance to the organisms under study. Utilizing techniques such as environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis, camera traps, and acoustic monitoring, we can ascertain the presence, population, and behaviors of various species within an ecosystem without direct interaction or capture. This strategy aligns with our ethical research standards and facilitates the study of elusive or threatened species, ensuring minimal stress on these populations.

Increased Sensitivity and Early Detection

Our techniques enhance the sensitivity of detecting species from minimal environmental traces, including soil, water, and air samples. High sensitivity is vital for the early detection of non-native species, monitoring at-risk species, and evaluating biodiversity in multifaceted ecosystems. Prompt identification of changes within an ecosystem allows for immediate and effective management interventions, aiding in the prevention of potential ecological disruptions.

Cost-Effectiveness

Faunomics is committed to offering solutions that are both impactful and economically viable. The efficiency of our non-invasive, technologically advanced methods reduces the dependence on extensive human resources and logistical arrangements often associated with traditional field sampling. This reduction in operational expenses broadens the accessibility of our monitoring services to diverse entities, including conservation organizations, academic bodies, and government sectors, ensuring financial limitations do not hinder critical ecological research and preservation activities.

Reduced Need for Taxonomic Expertise

Our approach diminishes the dependency on in-depth taxonomic knowledge traditionally necessary for species identification. Innovative molecular techniques, such as DNA barcoding, facilitate the precise identification of species from environmental specimens, eliminating the need for visual verification by specialists. This method presents a streamlined alternative for species identification, particularly advantageous for analyzing cryptic or highly diversified taxa.

Long-Term Monitoring

The non-intrusive nature of our sampling techniques renders them exceptionally suitable for ongoing monitoring endeavors. These methods can be consistently employed over long durations without adversely affecting the studied environments or species. Sustained observational data are crucial for comprehending shifts in biodiversity, ecosystem vitality, and the impact of environmental regulations and preservation initiatives, offering a detailed longitudinal view of ecological trends.

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