Papua New Guinea

Bootless Bay

A diverse marine managed area near Port Moresby featuring mangroves, seagrass, fringing reefs and lagoons — where eDNA will provide the first molecular baseline.

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Brazil

Cananéia–Iguape–Peruíbe Environmental Protection Area

A vital estuarine-lagoon-coastal system on the southern coast of São Paulo, Brazil, where we will establish the first molecular biodiversity baseline.

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Mexico

Huatulco National Park

A mosaic of coral reefs, mangroves, and tropical bays on Mexico's Pacific coast, monitoring biodiversity responses to marine heatwaves.

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Tunisia

The northern islets of Kerkennah archipelago

A shallow Mediterranean coastal gem in Tunisia where Posidonia seagrass meadows, artisanal fishers, and community conservation meet cutting-edge eDNA science.

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Argentina

Península Valdés Natural Protected Area

A UNESCO World Natural Heritage site in Argentine Patagonia where eDNA will reveal the genetic fingerprint of the ocean to support long-term marine conservation.

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Malaysia

Pulau Bidong and Pulau Yu, Terengganu

Two contrasting tropical reef systems off Malaysia's east coast offering a natural experiment in how MPA protection shapes marine biodiversity.

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Norway

Saltstraumen

One of the world's strongest tidal currents in Arctic Norway, where eDNA will reveal the remarkable biodiversity thriving in the whirlpools of Saltstraumen.

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Bangladesh

Sundarbans World Heritage Site

The world's largest mangrove forest on the Bay of Bengal, where eDNA will track how climate change and salinity shifts are reshaping aquatic biodiversity.

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