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Detecting landscape change with drones

Over the past few years, drones have become widely available to the ecosystem science community and are increasingly providing new avenues and opportunities for conducting ...
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Booderee bandicoots bounce back

Joint TERN NESP research delivers positive biodiversity and threatened species outcomes. The southern brown bandicoot is just one of a number of high-profile endangered species ...
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Possum Cam

Persistence pays as a striped possum with baby moves into a nesting box five years after collaborative monitoring infrastructure was installed at the Daintree Rainforest Observatory. ...
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NSW Government co-invests in NCRIS to track ecosystem change

State government funding has been secured for the creation of a new collaborative research group that will utilise the NCRIS funded infrastructure, collaborations and expertise ...
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Australian ecosystems: maximising the benefits (and minimising the risks) for the nation

TERN’s submission to the National Research Infrastructure Capability Issues Paper on Australia’s future research infrastructure priorities   Globally, the benefits from ecosystem studies have been ...
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A global ecosystem risk assessment

TERN has enabled Australian researchers to take a leading international role in the development of the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems, positioning Australia to be ...
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Biodiversity hotspots and their threats identified

TERN environmental data and infrastructure have been used to map South Australia’s biodiversity hotspots, identify their climate change sensitivity, and ultimately inform priorities and strategies ...
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People using TERN: UN FAO

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 ...
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Smile, forests, you’re on camera

TERN’s national vegetation and environmental monitoring systems, inclduing the above ‘phenocam’ installed at TERN’s FNQ Rainforest SuperSite, and data it delivers are helping researchers monitor ...
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TERN on the TV

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 ...
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