Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy and the Super Science Initiative.
 We face complex environmental problems that do not recognise regional or political boundaries. The community expects that the tough decisions necessary to manage these problems are based on good scientific evidence. To meet these expectations and really understand Australia’s ecosystems, we need to link science and scientists both within and across disciplines, and be able to explore questions across time and at different spatial scales. This is TERN's mission. |
The April issue of the TERN e-Newsletter is out, and it's full of news about the symposium, the symposium, the ACEAS Great Debate, an OzFlux workshop, and the symposium. Read all about it!
Helping Manage our Land; AusPlots-Rangelands covers an immense area, 81 per cent of Australia with 54 bioregions, which is characterised by vast spaces, old soils, weathered features, low erratic rainfall and diverse animal and plant populations
PowerPoint presentations and videos of keynote presentations from the TERN Annual National Symposium are now available.
What would it take to get you to share (both deposit and use) data in TERN facility portals? If this question interests you join our discussion on LinkedIn.
