Documentation – Conference on DNA methods in environmental monitoring and management 8-9 december 2020
On December 8-9, 2020 The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency and the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management arranged a digital conference on DNA methods in environmental monitoring and management.
This page will be updated with more information e.g. summaries from discussions in the outbreak groups.
Programme
Presentations
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- Barcode reference libraries – the identification key to unlock molecularbiodiversity assessments and monitoring
Torbjørn Ekrem, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
- Establishing DNA-barcode libraries of Swedish clitellate worms (Annelida)
Christer Erséus, Göteborg University, Sweden
- Barcoding of freshwater taxa for improved assessment of biodiversity (FRESHBAR)
Maria Kahlert, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
- DNA-metabarcoding of marine phytoplankton
Agneta Andersson, Umeå University, Sweden
- Monitoring of biodiversity in forest soils - sampling and DNA analyses
Björn Lindahl, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
- NEMOtode BARCODing: Advancing monitoring of Baltic benthic ecosystems
Francisco Nascimento, Stockholm University, Sweden
- eDNA in environmental monitoring and biodiversity assessment - remaining issues
Per Sundberg, Göteborg University, Sweden
- The applicability of eDNA for monitoring pike abundance in Sweden
Anti Vasemägi, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
- Life-DNAquatic
Micaela Hellström, Mix Research, Sweden
- Monitoring intraspecific genetic diversity – Pilot work at SwAM and Swedish EPA
Maria Jansson Swedish Agency for Marin and Water Management Sweden Kristin Löwenborg, Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, Sweden
- Project LIFEPLAN – A Planetary Inventory of Life
Tomas Roslin, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
- From research to use in Nordic aquatic monitoring - the pathway of molecular methods
Kristian Meissner, Finnish Environment Institute, Finland
- Approaching eDNA as a tool in nature management on a national level
Sunniva Aagaard, Norwegian Environment Agency, Norway
- Environmental DNA studies in Iceland: current status and perspectives
Christophe S. Pampoulie, Marine and Freshwater Research Institute, Iceland
- eDNA in Swedish terrestrial environmental monitoring –current status and future prospects
Ola Inghe, Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, Sweden
- The use of DNA in monitoring of large carnivores in Scandinavia
Jens Andersson, Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, Sweden
- Rovqvant – estimating density, abundance and population dynamics of bears, wolfs and wolverines in Scandinavia
Richard Bischof, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway
- eDNA to support wildlife management
Göran Spong, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden