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In a boon for TERN, Charles Darwin University (CDU) and Macquarie University (MQ) are looking to TERN’s infrastructure, data and research techniques when developing their ...

Paddock trees, a safe home for the eastern bristlebird, and stocking rates in tune with the desert are mostly dissimilar – but they do have ...

In July this year, 16 students from Carey Baptist Grammar School in Melbourne left their science classrooms far behind and journeyed to far north Queensland’s ...

TERN’s Australian Centre for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (ACEAS) has a proud history of involvement in science education. Since its establishment in 2009, 81 tertiary students ...

Australia has long been a junior partner on the world ecological stage, but the collaborations established through TERN are rapidly elevating our profile. TERN’s Director, ...

We’re surrounded by discussion of the challenges, problems and issues that we face when it comes to understanding and managing our ecosystems. The discussion is ...

In late September, 25 ecosystem scientists from around Australia – representing a range of disciplines, organisations, and perspectives – gathered in Brisbane for the first workshop to ...

TERN is transforming Australian ecosystem science, from a situation in which effort was frequently fragmented, inefficient and short term, to one that is national, multi-disciplinary, ...

As summer sets in in south-western Western Australia, field work along the South West Australian Transitional Transect (SWATT) will wind up. Next step: sorting and ...

A multi-purpose field study centre has opened its doors and put out a welcome mat for visitors to the Great Western Woodlands Supersite. The centre ...