The sampling begins
The BioDivMed program, which involves taking 700 eDNA samples over 2,000 km, has begun. Our teams, spread out along the coast and/or on board offshore vessels, are carrying out numerous field missions.
During our visit to Martigues on June 22, 2023, we received a team from France 3 Provence-Alpes to cover our activities. The images were broadcast on the 19-20h news.
ADNe is still largely unknown to the general public, but is becoming a permanent fixture in biodiversity monitoring activities.
Communication via the media and social networks is the best way to build bridges between science and the general public.
Link to the replay
