Jordan C. Angle

Jordan C. Angle's research focuses on using environmental DNA (eDNA, genetic material shed by organisms into soil, water, or air) to detect and monitor wildlife such as reptiles, arthropods, and arboreal mammals in forests, wetlands, and arid ecosystems. A second line of work examines microbial communities involved in producing and breaking down methane, a greenhouse gas, in wetland soils and engineered systems. Together these projects support biodiversity surveying and environmental monitoring applications, including for carbon markets and the oil and gas industry.

Publication output has been relatively steady over the past decade with a modest uptick around 2022, averaging about 2-3 papers per year over the last five years.

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