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Development of a Novel Method for Monitoring Inshore Fish Communities - EDNA

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Natural England is currently exploring applications of DNA technology in survey and monitoring of terrestrial, freshwater and marine biodiversity, with a view to increasing efficiency in our monitoring programmes. Inshore fish communities are poorly understood. There is still a considerable lack of understanding of inshore fish community composition, community health, population status, and the scale and footprint of critical pressures and the efficacy of management measures. Filling this evidence gap is a priority for Natural England, as it impacts on the confidence that can be attributed to the efficacy of potential management measures, on estimations of Natural Capital values and on t…

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Applied Genomics£23kends (31 Mar 2020)

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What the buyer calls it
Development of a Novel Method for Monitoring Inshore Fish Communities - EDNA
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
5 Sep 2019
Work ends
31 Mar 2020

Who the buyer named

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network.procurement@defra.gov.uk