Ecopulse.earth

EcoPulse.earth maps biodiversity using DNA traces that every living organism leaves in the air. Our mobile sampler drives through an area, filters large volumes of air, and identifies hundreds of species from a single sample - from bacteria and fungi to insects, birds and mammals.

The method is non-invasive, reproducible, and scalable to areas of any size. We are actively validating the technology and working with pilot partners across nature management, water management, and agriculture.

We built EcoPulse.earth because nature is under pressure at a scale that demands better measurement tools; ones that can match that scale. Biodiversity monitoring has long been constrained by time, cost, and the limits of what human observers can cover. Airborne eDNA adds a new layer: molecular species detection across large areas, repeatable on the same protocol every season.