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TERN data and infrastructure have been used to map South Australia’s biodiversity hotspots, identify their climate change sensitivity, and ultimately inform priorities and strategies for ...

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (UN FAO) is utilizing TERN’s national monitoring infrastructure, data and expertise to complete the Oceania component ...

TERN’s national vegetation surveillance infrastructure, inclduing the above ‘phenocam’ installed at TERN’s FNQ Rainforest SuperSite, and data it delivers are helping researchers monitor vegetation and ...

Channel Ten’s ‘Scope: Science TV for kids’ features TERN supported infrastructure and citizen science mobile technology View the episode (Season 3, Episode 102) on Ten’s ...

A recent collaborative initiative with the Atlas of Living Australia has enabled significant advancement towards the delivery of more integrated, efficient and effective data and ...

Explore more than 2200 published data records via the TDDP The TERN Data Discovery Portal (TDDP) provides a single point of entry for ecosystem data users to search ...

Click here to access the TERN OzFlux Special Issue An impressive compendium of research using TERN’s national flux monitoring infrastructure, TERN OzFlux, has just been ...

The Journal of Ecology has honoured Professor Mark Westoby by dedicating a special virtual issue in its Eminent Ecologist series to the Australian Laureate Professor, ...

TERN’s diverse research infrastructure and open data continues to be used by our nationally networked science and management partners to advance our understanding of fire ...

TERN’s online ‘Geo-Wiki’ tool crowdsources the on-ground observations and local knowledge of volunteers to help validate and improve map products derived from satellite imagery. Thanks ...