OBON-SAIGe Microgrant Awards Announcement
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OBON will host two sessions at the 2026 Ocean Sciences Meeting, which will be held in Glasgow, UK, from 22-27 February 2026.
Both sessions are part of the Ocean Technology and Observatories topic, and are accepting abstract submissions:
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10 -14 November 2025 The POGO-supported Latin American and Caribbean Ocean Biomolecular Observation Network (LACOBON) delivered a hybrid eDNA Capacity building workshop at INVEMAR’s headquarters in Santa Marta, Colombia, from 10 to 14th of November 2025. It gathered practitioners, stakeholders, professors, university students and environmental authorities from 20 institutions across the Latin America and Caribbean
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OBON is pleased to announce the opening of a Call for Expressions of Intent to apply for the OBON-SAIGe microgrants aiming to accelerate eDNA monitoring by supporting 1-year projects involving topics such as autonomous sampling, standardising protocols, building data infrastructure, expanding reference libraries, and citizen science initiatives using eDNA kits. This funding is part of
Scaling Autonomous Integrated Global eDNA Observations (SAIGe) Read More »
🌊 The OBON Network Spotlight: Projects Wave 2025 webinar series, hosted by the Ocean Biomolecular Observing Network (OBON), features presentations from projects endorsed as Ocean Decade initiatives under the OBON Programme. Held during October, it provided viewers with the opportunity to learn about the progress of existing projects and be introduced to newly endorsed ones.
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A webinar by the Marine Mammals SIG 4pm – 5pm BST 22 September 2025 About the event: Environmental DNA (eDNA) is revolutionising how we detect and monitor marine mammals, offering a non-invasive, highly sensitive tool for assessing species presence in vast and remote ocean environments. Following strong interest during our recent IMarEST Defra mNCEA Marine Mammal
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