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International ecosystem research networks have been closely evaluating TERN infrastructure as recent collaborative information sharing exercises in China and Chile strengthen ties with partners from ...

Equipped with a mountain of high-tech reminiscent of science fiction flicks, scientists and volunteers have just spent a week working in the World Heritage Area ...

Researchers using TERN’s national long-term research infrastructure have, for the first time, demonstrated scientists’ long-held suspicions that tropical forest diversity is driven by early life-cycle ...

Image: Jan climbs the OzFlux tower at the Wombat node of the Victorian Dry Eucalypt SuperSite to measure the vertical structure of the forest (image courtesy of Zbynek Malenovsky) A ...

Using TERN’s high tech infrastructure to supplement grassroots monitoring of fire danger and inform fire management decisions Grassland curing is the natural cycle of grass ...

Late last year the Federal Government announced its $142.5 million National Environmental Science Programme (NESP) and the organisations that will lead research in the program’s ...

TERN’s AusPlots facility has successfully completed another iteration of its field methods training course.  Current and next generation ecosystem science researchers and land managers from ...

Congratulations to the ACEAS Indigenous bio-cultural knowledge group which recently won a 2014 Banksia Award in the category of Indigenous Leadership for Sustainability.  This award was gained for the work ...

A recent study by researchers utilising decades of scientific environment monitoring from TERN’s Long Term Ecological Research Network (LTERN) has discovered that the mountain ash ...

TERN has partnered with the scientists planning a future Korean Ecological Observatory Network to share knowledge, expertise and experience and advance Australia’s standing in the ...