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People using TERN: Stephen van Leeuwen

A senior scientist in Western Australia and his team are using TERN to supplement state biological surveys and to contribute to decisions on conserving important ...
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People using TERN: Peter Jacklyn

The manager of a fire-information service that operates across the Top End talks about why the service uses TERN infrastructure to help them manage fire. ...
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People using TERN: Margarita Goumas

A project officer in Parks Australia’s Biodiversity Science and Knowledge Management section is using TERN’s ecosystem data infrastructure to make national environmental data openly accessible. ...
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People using TERN: Jasmine Rickards

A scientist with the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) working with TERN to improve land management outcomes. Jasmine Rickards of ...
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People using TERN: Donald Mackenzie

Logan City Council’s principal environmental officer is using environmental monitoring data produced byy TERN infrastructure to build community resilience and understanding Residents of Logan in ...
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People using TERN: Ben Derrick

Falls Creek Alpine Resort’s natural resources manager is using TERN research to balance the needs of business, safety and the environment Ben Derrick’s job may ...
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Foundations for the future

TERN’s collaborative networks have been put to good use by the ecosystem research community in many ways. The launch of the first long-term plan for ...
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Safeguarding Australia’s critical research infrastructure

How much do you depend on the technology that’s currently orbiting the Earth? From simple day-to-day things such as using your car’s GPS or calling ...
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Value of airborne infrastructure soars sky high

A wealth of new ecosystem data will soon be available to the research community, after the successful completion of AusCover’s latest field campaign in Tasmania. TERN’s ...
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TERN delivers many kinds of infrastructure

The problem: diverse, non-collaborative approaches to Australian ecosystem science questions often result in duplication of effort, confusion around conclusions, uncertainty about precision and, ultimately, the ...
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