Hedgehog poo could hold important secrets about local biodiversity
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Hedgehog poo could hold important secrets about local biodiversity
Jayne MorganBiodiversity, the rich variety of life found on Earth, is vanishing. I’m a conservation scientist keen to monitor this loss to better understand where efforts to reverse it will be most effective. And I might have hit on a novel solution. I study European hedgehogs, the popular spiky mammals that inhabit our gardens. Hedgehog populations are declining massively, with an estimated loss of up to 75% in the rural areas of the UK during …
European hedgehogs, insectivorous, are fearsome predators with a wide variety of diets. By studying, thanks to environmental DNA, their dejections, we can improve our knowledge of biodiversity...
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