SELVA

Real-time Airborne eDNA Analysis

We’re accelerating the transition
to regenerative agriculture.

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We make biodiversity monitoring simple, precise, and scalable.

Identify which plant and animal species are present.

Detect early signs of pests and diseases.

Understand how biodiversity is evolving.

Airborne environmental DNA (eDNA) technology allows us collect biological particles from the air, such as:

Pollen, fungal spores, and plant material.

Traces of animal presence like skin cells and mucus.

These particles reveal ecosystem health without invasive methods.

Why?

Monocultures dominate 80% of farmland, driving biodiversity loss and declining yields.

Regenerative farming is risky, with rapid shifts in pests, pollinators, and nutrients.

Current tools make these changes hard to track, and impact hard to prove.

With trials planned across 10,000 acres, your support can help scale biodiversity monitoring globally.

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