Participating in the second phase of the “TASUKI - Relay - Project,” which challenges biodiversity assessment together with the next generation
Summary
Hylable announced it joined the second phase of the TASUKI -襷- Project and began activities on May 9, 2026. The project engages middle- and high-school students to evaluate biodiversity using environmental DNA analysis and acoustic monitoring, applying Hylable's KoeTurri audio-environment analysis technology as the initiative expands from water to terrestrial fields. Partners include Focus Systems, FishPass, Fukui Prefectural University, Ryukoku University, several schools and local governments, and the research period runs through December 2027 with a mid-term presentation at Science Castle World 2026. Hylable will publish ongoing updates on the project website and aims to combine education, tech, and field monitoring to advance biodiversity assessment and next-generation skills.