Extract, prepare, visualise and analyse soil and vegetation data from over 600 Australia-wide ecosystem monitoring plots with TERN’s new R package.

Sly foxes and copycats. It seems that Australia’s predators are living up to their reputations by capitalising on human-made roads for hunting. Meet the scientist who’s mapping Australia’s predator highways to inform road planning and achieve better conservation outcomes.

The plant waxes contained in thousands of soil samples collected by TERN are enabling scientists to reconstruct past plant records that hold clues to predicting future environmental change.

Join us in the SA Riverland in April and acquire or hone your practical skills in plot-based ecological monitoring in rangeland ecosystems.

Have your say in shaping the future of TERN’s infrastructure and data streams via our short (5-10min) survey.

TERN has received $400,000 of additional investment funding from the Australian Government to replace broken and outdated field sensors and environmental monitoring equipment.