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Click here to access the TERN OzFlux Special Issue An impressive compendium of research using TERN’s national flux monitoring infrastructure, TERN OzFlux, has just been ...

The Journal of Ecology has honoured Professor Mark Westoby by dedicating a special virtual issue in its Eminent Ecologist series to the Australian Laureate Professor, ...

TERN’s diverse landscape observation infrastructure and open data continues to be used by our nationally networked science and management partners to advance our understanding of ...

TERN’s online ‘Geo-Wiki’ tool crowdsources the on-ground observations and local knowledge of volunteers to help validate and improve map products derived from satellite imagery. Thanks ...

Improving bushfire behaviour models for Tasmanian wet forests using data collected at TERN’s forest research plots The 2016 Tasmanian bushfires have been described as the ...

Global problems need global solutions. TERN has always recognised that when we tackle complex issues such as climate change or biodiversity loss we need an ...

For the first time, the Ecological Society of Australia (ESA) conference included a symposium addressing the challenges and opportunities surrounding the open data revolution thanks ...

Roadside signs tell us what today’s fire danger is, but wouldn’t it be nice to know what it will be in the future under a ...

Decades of observations on Australia’s iconic arid plants and animals are now available via TERN’s data infrastructure. Our advanced data infrastructure and links to international ...

Tooling to support simple, efficient and accurate end-to-end field data collection, curation, archiving and publishing is now available for ecologists working across the Australian outback, ...