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23 October 1948 – 12 February 2016 Dr. Ray Leuning was one of the foundational members of the eddy covariance flux community and a driving ...

An international network of high-tech flux measuring towers enables us to watch continents breathe in and out, every hour, every day, over all seasons and ...

Last month NCRIS and CSIRO data providers, together with the University of Melbourne, hosted the Melbourne Science Hackfest. Developers, data librarians, data technologists, researchers, data ...

Working with partners from around the nation and globe, including from The University of Queensland, TERN has released Australia’s National Biomass Library, National Biomass Map, ...

Since its inception in 2009, TERN’s infrastructure has enabled the publication of more than 500 peer-reviewed scientific journal articles or books. We now have enough ...

Now is an exciting time in ecosystem observation, research and management. A number of visionary initiatives have been initiated over recent years in Australia and ...

A European Commission Marie Skłodowska-Curie research fellow has used TERN’s research infrastructure to produce extremely high-resolution maps of vegetation water use efficiency that can be ...

TERN’s ability to support Australian science communities in undertaking global impact science has been strengthened thanks to recent collaborations on the world ecological stage. TERN’s ...

The final few months of 2015 have been busy and exciting for the Ecosystem Science Council, with Foundations for the Future: a long-term plan for ...

Working in collaboration, TERN’s Australian Transect Network and AusPlots facilities have just established new ecosystem studies sites along the Biodiversity and Adaptation Transect Sydney. This ...