2025 Posters

# Poster Title Presenting Author
1 eDNA use in biosecurity monitoring and surveillance for early detection and management of invasive pests Antonette Walford
2 Investigating Seed Bank Potential of Crustose Coralline Algae Aimee Van Der Reis
3 Environmental monitoring for avian influenza viruses in Aotearoa New Zealand Allison Miller
4 From microbes to vertebrates: developing a taxon-independent index for the biomonitoring of wetlands Angus Lawrie
5 How the development of molecular microbial ecology can inform current eDNA approaches Anna Hopkins
6 Exploring how eDNA can be integrated into government fish monitoring programs Dale McNeil
7 Detecting Predators from Animal Remains as Part of Conservation Translocation Efforts Erin Hill
8 Testing eDNA as a tool for tracing and characterising terrigenous contributions to marine sedimentation Jaret Bilewitch
9 Developing and validating quantitative polymerase chain reaction assays for invasive marine bivalves Kathryn Wiltshire
10 Environmental DNA can detect the hybrid Masayuki K. Sakata
11 How dashboards can help connect eDNA data with decision makers  Petra Muellner
12 Negative effects of farmland abandonment on the reproduction of a small salamander (Hynobius setouchi)  Toshifumi Minamoto
13 eDNA Insights into Southern Ocean biodiversity and Antarctic invasion pathways Georgia Nester
14 Using eDNA to unveil trophic dynamics of subterranean invertebrates Mahima Tawal
15 Sediments from Caves to the Laboratory: Ancient Sediment DNA Paves the way for Future Environmental Research Siobhan Evans
16 The temporal and spatial community composition of biofouling on aquaculture structures using eDNA techniques Tian Tian
17 Navigating uncertainty in environmental DNA detection of a nuisance marine macroalga Patrick Nichols
18 Using environmental DNA to understand the lifecycle and spread of the flat oyster parasite Bonamia ostreae Amber Brooks
19 Mapping Mitochondrial Haplotypes of Blacktip Sharks (Carcharhinus limbatus) using Environmental DNA Metabarcoding Eldridge Wisely
20 Food for thought: How changing sea ice conditions influence microalgae communities. Jacqui Stuart
21 Five genera-specific eDNA assays to detect and quantify kelp sequestration in Aotearoa’s deep-sea environments Mari Deinhart
22 Qualitative model-informed eDNA monitoring  Sarah Stephenson
23 Morphology and sedimentary eDNA tools in benthic diversity assessment in an Arctic glacially impacted fjord  Maria Włodarska-kowalczuk
24 Unraveling community potential interactions by environmental DNA in the Hong Kong coastal waters
 Sangwook Lee
25 Realising the potential of eDNA as a biomonitoring tool for sea snakes Amelia Pointon
26 Environmental DNA/RNA (eDNA/eRNA) Surveillance: A Novel Approach for Detecting Avian Influenza Virus in Urban Waterways of North Queensland, Australia Robyn Pearce

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