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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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

The effects of the early 2013 floods in south-east Queensland, particularly in the Logan and Albert catchments, have been widely documented and many of us ...

The past 20 years have seen a significant decline in the watertable in Perth’s most important groundwater recharge area. It’s happening not just in Perth: ...

Australia’s coastal catchments are management battlegrounds. It is an extremely complex task to balance the often-competing demands of development, industry, maintenance of ecosystem services, livelihoods ...

At TERN we believe that open access to data is pivotal in collectively addressing Australia’s ecosystem information gaps and management challenges. As such, the TERN ...