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TERN not only provides the national ecosystem data infrastructure to enable better understanding of extreme events in Australia – it sometimes has to work in ...

An ACEAS working group is moving beyond the meteorological definition of droughts to an ecological one, so we can better understand the impact of climate ...

A new project by TERN’s AusCover facility will enable anyone to contribute their local knowledge to the development of more accurate maps for Australia. Developed ...

Measuring vegetation at Calperum … By using the point intercept method to sample vegetation at 1,000 points and 4,000 points across a hectare, TREND has determined that the ...

TERN’s national ecosystem data infrastructure is playing a critical role in supporting effective data-management practices across the Australian ecosystem science community. We continue to work ...

US students plant seedlings at a revegetation plot at the DRO (Photo by Cassandra Nichols) Scientists at the Daintree Rainforest Observatory (DRO) are used to working ...

Mobile technology is giving land managers instant access to localised soil information (Photo courtesy of CSIRO) This month we’re pleased to hear from Claire Harris at ...

The maturity of TERN’s ecosystem research infrastructure, and the many ways in which diverse stakeholders are already using it to achieve new things, was very ...

Some of the most animated moments at the 2013 TERN Symposium – and there were a few! – occurred during conversations about data publication. These ...

TERN’s 2013 symposium is off to a high-flying start, with two launches at the welcome drinks at the elegant Old Parliament House in Canberra this ...