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Director’s Update, September 2024
Welcome to our 2024 Spring TERN newsletter, which brings with it the news that TERN has been awarded CoreTrustSeal Certification. This is a significant milestone for ...
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Harmonising and unifying data for effective management of plant invasions in Australia
Invasion ecologists, led by TERN’s Dr Irene Martin-Fores, have developed a workflow to integrate and harmonise terminology and information on plant invasions across federally managed ...
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Fostering Global Connections: TERN at the International Ecology School 2024
TERN Australia was recently privileged to participate in the International Ecology School 2024, held in South Korea from 19-26 August. The school is a fabulous ...
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Ecosystem mapping with drone remote sensing
TERN environmental monitoring is now regularly using Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles (often abbreviated to UAVs or drones). The TERN drone remote sensing program is a ...
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Tidal wetland monitoring
Can tidal wetlands keep up with sea-level rise around Australia? Mangroves, salt marsh and supratidal forests are important tidal wetland ecosystems contributing a range of ...
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Director’s Update – July 2024
Welcome to TERN Australia’s 2024 mid-winter newsletter in which we are excited to share with you our strategic plan brochure. This document provides the essential ...
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TERN joins international Network-of-Networks to help global drought research
Drought is not just an Australian issue as this story from NEON in the USA shows. TERN is collaborating in a project that aims to ...
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Wildlife Camera Trap, Ecoacoustic and Drone Data collation – how is Australia addressing this challenge?
Discussing and problem-solving the challenges of collating vast amounts of camera trap, ecoacoustic and drone data collected by tens of thousands of machines observing Australia’s ...
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“Giants under threat” – the unique response of Tasmania’s tall eucalypts to warmer temperatures
Reporting on the vulnerability of Tasmania’s tall eucalypt forests under a warming climate, ‘Giants under Threat’, was released in March on the International Day of ...
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TERN Wombat Stringybark Eucalypt Flux Tower reopens
It has taken almost 3 years, but the new 35 metre eddy-covariance flux tower at the Wombat Stringybark Eucalypt SuperSite has officially been completed and ...
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