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Site of the Month: Kopuatai Bog
In this edition of Site of the Month, we’re off to Aotearoa (New Zealand) to learn more about the Kopuatai Bog, its unique biodiversity and ...
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Effective ecosystem monitoring requires a multi-scaled approach
New research has critically reviewed the main types of environmental monitoring and recommended the widespread adoption of three classifications to provide consistency and clarity. The ...
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Collect Earth
Creative desktop methods for plot-based monitoring of Australia’s ecosystems—the next best thing to fieldwork in a time when fieldwork is not the best thing.
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OzFlux Conference: Celebrating 20 years of the community measuring our breathing ecosystems
With talks from Australian and international experts and students, and topics ranging from ecosystem measurements at the local scale to global scale syntheses and modelling, ...
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Trusted environmental monitoring protocol
A detailed rationale and description of TERN’s much respected AusPlots method for environmental monitoring has been published in a peer-reviewed international science journal. With the ...
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Need soil moisture data? Try a cosmic ray soil moisture sensor
The new CosmOz website lets users visualise then download open-source soil moisture and rainfall data from a growing number of sensors.
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Site of the month: Gingin Banksia Woodland SuperSite
Delivering data for climate research and decision-making on Perth’s water resources.
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Drone cloud: establishing a national ecosystem for drone data management
TERN is delighted to be working alongside other research infrastructure co-investors in the Australian Scalable Drone Cloud (ASDC), one of 10 three-year projects supported by ...
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Australia’s environment in 2019
Temperatures up, rainfall down, and the destruction of vegetation and ecosystems by drought, fire and land clearing continued. That is the main conclusion from Australia’s ...
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Investigating carbon, water and energy fluxes in agricultural systems of Australia and New Zealand
New science using TERN assesses the impact land management intensity has on carbon stocks and flow, plant water use and heat stress. Read the results ...
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