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106 Posts in ‘Land & Terrain” Found
A Century of Watching the Bush Come Back: separating the effects of grazing from climate variability through long-term monitoring
In the harsh, sun-baked country 400 kilometres north-east of Adelaide, something remarkable has been quietly unfolding for nearly a century. Behind a simple fence on ...
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The Blue Mountains Hub for Ecology and Conservation
Realtime sensor networks for measurement of plant performance Background The Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area constitutes one of largest tracts of protected bushland in ...
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TERN’s data innovation for a new era
TERN ushers in a new era of ecosystem data discovery and access
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How exploding stars help measure soil moisture across Australia
“It is amazing to think that a star that exploded millions of years ago and millions of km away is telling us about soil moisture ...
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The 2024 Threatened Species Index – with pilot frog data
The Threatened Species Index (TSX) is a vital data asset for Australia. The 2024 TSX reveals trends in how Australia’s threatened species are faring overall. ...
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Australian alpine researchers gather
Long-term dedication by many people is building our understanding of impact of change in fragile alpine ecosystems. During the final week of September 2024, members ...
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How to use TERN data for ecological research
Analysing environmental and ecological data can be challenging. This new series of educational modules developed by TERN will help you navigate the ins and outs ...
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Director’s Update, September 2024
Welcome to our 2024 Spring TERN newsletter, which brings with it the news that TERN has been awarded CoreTrustSeal Certification. This is a significant milestone for ...
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Fostering Global Connections: TERN at the International Ecology School 2024
TERN Australia was recently privileged to participate in the International Ecology School 2024, held in South Korea from 19-26 August. The school is a fabulous ...
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TERN joins international Network-of-Networks to help global drought research
Drought is not just an Australian issue as this story from NEON in the USA shows. TERN is collaborating in a project that aims to ...
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