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Shaping the future of ecosystem surveillance
Ecosystem scientists and managers from around Australia gathered recently to participate in a wide consultation process that will frame the directions and priorities of TERN’s ...
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Mitchell Grasslands ecosystem observatory takes grassroots sky-high
From on-ground monitoring plots, to high-tech sensor-laden towers and satellite measurements, all scales of TERN’s ecosystem observatory are coming together at our newest site in ...
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Ecocloud Is Here To Help
Just months old, ecocloud is already being used by researchers and students alike. From big data analyses in seconds to better research in the field, ...
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Asia Pacific research and academic cooperation
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for academic and research co-operation between South Korea’s National Institute of Ecology (NIE) and TERN at the University of Queensland ...
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Learning from change
The full extent of devastation following the recent bushfires in Tasmania is becoming clear. This is what our worried researchers found when it was finally ...
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R package for Soil and Landscape Grid of Australia
Quickly and easily download geographic subsets of nationally-consistent and comprehensive soil and landscape data for your area of interest. The Grid’s ability to support agricultural ...
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A decade of TERN facilitated publications catalogued
Since its inception, TERN’s infrastructure has been used in a wide range of research, resulting in the publication of more than 1000 peer-reviewed scientific journal ...
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Train with us!
Practical training in plot-based ecological monitoring in rangeland ecosystems TERN Calperum Mallee SuperSite, South Australian Riverland 28 April – 5 May 2019 About the course ...
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TERN data R package
Extract, prepare,visualise and analyse soil and vegetation data from over 700 Australia-wide ecosystem monitoring plots with TERN’s R package. Access the package and take advantage ...
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People using TERN: Keren Raiter
Sly foxes and copycats. It seems that Australia’s predators, including feral cats, foxes and dingoes, are living up to their idioms by capitalising on human-made ...
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