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Real-time soil sensing and sampling for critical WA agricultural monitoring site
A state of the art Vadose-zone Monitoring System (VMS) has been successfully installed at the University of Western Australia (UWA) Ridgefield Farm, near Pingelley in
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Director’s Update – March 2023
Welcome to our Autumn 2023 newsletter. TERN is very excited to announce that it is joining with ILTER East Asia Pacific (ILTER EAP) in delivering a hybrid Science Symposium
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Bat calls – helping to track biodiversity changes
TERN is creating the world’s largest online library of bat calls, to be used for identification and biodiversity monitoring in Australia. Unique Australian-made ultrasonic audio
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Australia’s Environment in 2022
Australia experienced a momentous year for water availability and plant growth in 2022, but climate change, habitat destruction, and invasive species remain major threats to
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Director’s update – February 2023
Welcome to our TERN February e-Newsletter, which includes some stand-out contributions from the TERN team to help keep you in touch with outcomes of our
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TERN Vegetation Data Synthesis Challenge workshops make headway for data sharing and accessibility
How do you discover the known unknowns in relation to environmental data requirements for the state of Queensland? The TERN vegetation data synthesis challenge aimed
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‘Brno Declaration’ on global importance of research infrastructures welcomed
TERN, in its role as a member of the Global Ecosystem Research Infrastructure, GERI, endorses the global declaration on research infrastructure which arose from the 2022
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The State of Play: Australia’s Threatened Species Index for 2022
The 2022 release of Australia’s Threatened Species Index brings good news and not so good news. Which would you like first? It’s always a
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Director’s Update – January 2023
Welcome to our first newsletter for 2023. As always, I hope it finds you safe and well! We are delighted to share with you the
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Experience the wonders of data-driven art: Ghost Trees
Who would have thought that data could be art! Although for most people data are just numbers, spreadsheets and computers, tech-savvy artists are increasingly embracing
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