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Collaboration isn’t always easy – something we here at TERN know only too well! But experience has shown that scientists working collaboratively can deliver better ...

While the outlook for those interested in biodiversity conservation in Australia is often grim, our book Biodiversity and environmental change: monitoring, challenges and direction does contain ...

Our new book is the result of a landmark data-gathering and writing project involving 84 contributing environmental professionals No matter how hard they might try, ...

As any good grazier will tell you, you can’t look after your livestock properly unless you also look after what they eat. In Australia, that ...

Cyclones wreak havoc in northern Australia every summer, risking lives and damaging homes, crops and businesses, as well as having dramatic impacts on natural environments. ...

It was Friday, 17 January, and TERN’s OzFlux and Australian SuperSite Network staff sat nervously, constantly checking updates on the South Australian Country Fire Service ...

Collaborative networks, expertise, and technical capability developed through TERN are driving a new wave of advancements in our use of satellite and other remote-sensing technologies, ...

TERN’s environmental monitoring systems are enabling increasing numbers of Australian researchers to participate in, and even lead, collaborative international scientific studies. Among them is Professor ...

How might the world’s rainforests respond if droughts become more frequent in the future? This question is behind a unique experiment being established in the ...

This month we’re pleased to hear from Claire Harris at our partner organisation CSIRO, about dust storms and the collaborative work TERN’s AusCover Facility and ...