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Finding the lost forests of the drylands
A global analysis of the distribution of forests and woodlands across dryland ecosystems using TERN data has increased current estimates of global forest cover by ...
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Finding the lost forests of the drylands
A new global analysis of the distribution of forests and woodlands across dryland ecosystems using TERN data has increased current estimates of global forest cover ...
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Listen up: new technologies for sound biodiversity monitoring
TERN is investing in a brave new world of biodiversity monitoring with remote sensors and artificial intelligence. Acoustic sensors at our nation-wide environmental observatories provide ...
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Making farms “more profitable in every sense”
20 years of biodiversity and farm health research at TERN landscape monitoring sites will help ANU researchers and farmers better integrate the environment and farming ...
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Taking TERN soil tools to near neighbours and beyond
TERN’s Soil and Landscape Grid of Australia continues to be used as regional role model and template in international cooperative soil information management. The Grid ...
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London calling: TERN’s Earth observation infrastructure on the global stage
Australia is a global leader in Earth observation thanks in part to TERN technologies, infrastructure and tools. Our ability to continue supporting Australian science communities ...
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Greater Impact through Environmental Infrastructure: NCRIS Symposium
TERN, together with fellow National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) projects, invite you to a special science symposium to celebrate the collaborative impact of Australia’s ...
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Taking the pulse of Australia’s environment
Vegetation across Australia received much-needed rains in 2016, but this broad positive trend for the environment was marred by severe ecological damage in some regions. ...
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Sweet as Raspberry Pi: TERN’s new sensor technology for easier and cheaper ecosystem surveillance
Perched 30m above the Daintree Rainforest, Australia’s latest piece of high-tech environmental surveillance kit is keeping watch. 24 hours a day TERN’s camera feeds time-lapse ...
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Conserving blink-and-you’ll-miss-it biodiversity
Using biodiversity data collected from 160 ecosystem-monitoring plots along an 870 km long section of TERN’s South West Australian Transitional Transect (SWATT), new research has revealed ...
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