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Universities turn to TERN for undergraduate curriculum

In a boon for TERN, Charles Darwin University (CDU) and Macquarie University (MQ) are looking to TERN’s infrastructure,  environmental data, and research techniques when developing ...
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Plot by plot, research becomes part of the social landscape

Paddock trees, a safe home for the eastern bristlebird, and stocking rates in tune with the desert are mostly dissimilar – but they do have ...
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Future ecosystem scientists get hands-on in the tropics

In July this year, 16 students from Carey Baptist Grammar School in Melbourne left their science classrooms far behind and journeyed to far north Queensland’s ...
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Students key to synthesis success

TERN’s Australian Centre for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (ACEAS) has a proud history of involvement in science education. Since its establishment in 2009, 81 tertiary students ...
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TERN steps up to leading role on ecology stage

Australia has long been a junior partner on the world ecological stage, but the collaborations established through TERN are rapidly elevating our profile.   TERN’s ...
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Opportunity awaits

We’re surrounded by discussion of the challenges, problems and issues that we face when it comes to understanding and managing our ecosystems. The discussion is ...
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Shaping the future of ecosystem science

In late September, 25 ecosystem scientists from around Australia – representing a range of disciplines, organisations, and perspectives – gathered in Brisbane for the first workshop to ...
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Delivering for Australia’s future

TERN is transforming Australian ecosystem science, from a situation in which effort was frequently fragmented, inefficient and short term, to one that is national, multi-disciplinary, ...
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Sandplains of the south-west to reveal their treasures

As summer sets in in south-western Western Australia, field work along the South West Australian Transitional Transect (SWATT) will wind up.   Next step: sorting ...
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Western field centre puts out welcome mat

A multi-purpose field study centre has opened its doors and put out a welcome mat for visitors to the Great Western Woodlands Supersite.   The ...
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