eDNA Metabarcoding & Species-Targeted qPCR
Ecosystems, decoded.
Field Journal / Sample results
Report EC-EDNA-2026-LWP-2G-0417
138
species detected
2
groups tested
Animalia & Plantae
Relative abundance
Common loon
Gavia immer
0.38
White water lily
Nymphaea odorata
0.45
Painted turtle
Chrysemys picta
0.55
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How it works
One kit, four steps.
Your field staff collect water or soil samples using site-ready kits and standardized protocols.
Prepaid return mailers keep chain of custody simple, whether you ship one site or a full season.
Our lab runs eDNA metabarcoding or targeted qPCR to identify the species present.
Results arrive in your Field Journal, ready for reports, permits, grant updates and board meetings.
Validated procedures & methodology
Every EnviroCoder survey follows standardized, peer-reviewed workflows — from sterile field collection through extraction, amplification, sequencing and bioinformatics. Controls, documentation and reference-database matching are built into each step, so your results hold up in permit applications, management plans, grant reports and regulatory review.
Peer-reviewed assays
eDNA metabarcoding with established, published primer sets and species-targeted qPCR assays chosen for sensitivity and specificity to your target taxa.
Standardized field protocols
Sterile, single-use collection kits and step-by-step instructions minimize contamination and keep sampling consistent across sites, crews and seasons.
QA/QC at every step
Field blanks, extraction blanks and PCR negative and positive controls run with every batch, so detections are distinguishable from noise.
Documented chain of custody
Unique sample IDs, tracked return mailers and collection records link every result back to its site, date and collector.
Curated reference matching
Sequences are matched against curated reference libraries with conservative confidence thresholds before a species is reported.
Report-ready deliverables
Species lists, relative abundance scores and exportable data formatted for management plans, permits, grants and stakeholder reporting.
Programs
A one-time baseline or screening for a property, permit or project area.
Repeat sampling across seasons to track change, invasives and outcomes.
Program contracts across many properties or projects with volume pricing.
Field Journal
An online results view your team can revisit and share.
Data export
Species detections in a spreadsheet-ready format.
Report summary
A concise write-up for boards, clients and grant reports.
Methods statement
Sampling and lab methods for permits and proposals.
Your findings / one place
Your Field Journal makes species results easy to revisit and share in a conversation — alongside the details and observations from your own site.
Preview sample resultsYour own findings appear after your sample is analyzed.
Field Journal / Sample results
Report EC-EDNA-2026-LWP-2G-0417
138
species detected
2
groups tested
Animalia & Plantae
Illustrative species only — not a real test result.
Standard deliverables
Each metabarcoding report ships with the same defensible documentation: sequence-level variant tables, per-sample species detections, a full QA/QC summary and a citable methods statement. Scroll through the pages of a standard report below.
Sequence-level data
Each Exact Sequence Variant carries an index ID, full taxonomy and a base-pair match score.
| ESV | GB_ID | Phylum | Order | Family | Genus | Species | %match |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ESV_000818 | EF103883 | Streptophyta | Fagales | Fagaceae | Quercus | Quercus rubra | 100 |
| ESV_000080 | AB043749 | Streptophyta | Fagales | Fagaceae | Quercus | Quercus alba | 100 |
| ESV_000214 | KX667936 | Chordata | Anura | Ranidae | Lithobates | Lithobates clamitans | 99.8 |
| ESV_000391 | KF718308 | Chordata | Testudines | Emydidae | Chrysemys | Chrysemys picta | 99.6 |
| ESV_000527 | MG709405 | Streptophyta | Poales | Cyperaceae | Carex | Carex stricta | 99.9 |
| ESV_000642 | AF327594 | Chordata | Passeriformes | Parulidae | Setophaga | Setophaga petechia | 99.7 |
Illustrative excerpt from report EC-EDNA-2026-LWP-2G-0417 — formatting shown as delivered.
ESV detail
Who we work with
BIODIVERSITY MONITORING
Land trusts, conservancies, natural areas and state DNRs can document species, catch invasives early and measure stewardship outcomes over time.
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WATERSHED MANAGEMENT
Fish and wildlife agencies and environmental and engineering firms can screen for target and protected species, support permitting and assessments, and scale sampling across projects.
Explore watershed managementCommon questions
No. Each kit includes standardized collection protocols, so seasonal staff, volunteers or consultants can sample consistently.
Metabarcoding detects many species at once for baselines and biodiversity surveys. qPCR targets specific species, such as invasives or protected species, with volume pricing for larger projects.
Results appear in your Field Journal, organized by site and survey, ready to reference in reports, grant updates and client deliverables.
Yes. Tell us about your sites, target species and timelines, and we'll scope a sampling plan and quote for your organization or client.
