Southern Sweden’s eDNA Archive | Full Film

We travelled south to Ljungbyhed in Skåne to visit one of the SweBITS air filter stations and explore the landscape behind the data.

For more than 60 years, air filters across Sweden have been collecting tiny traces of life from surrounding ecosystems. Now, we are using modern genomic methods to explore this unique eDNA archive and uncover how Sweden’s biodiversity has changed over time.

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Southern Sweden’s eDNA Archive | Teaser