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TERN’s collaborative network continues to grow and mature, and most recently this has seen TERN’s AusCover facility expand to include a Tasmanian node, led by ...

Sitting in a small plane made largely of wood and Irish linen, skimming back and forth over the paintbox-splashed northern Flinders Ranges, AusPlots ecologist Mr ...

The increasing stresses put on freshwater systems as land uses continue to intensify caught the attention recently of a group of 22 aquatic scientists and ...

Global problems need global solutions, as Australia’s Chief Scientist, Professor Ian Chubb, recently articulated when he said in a public bulletin that ‘no one nation has ...

Collaboration has always been at the core of TERN’s approach to advancing Australian ecosystem science – and borders have proved to be no barrier, as ...

ITEX chambers on the Bogong High Plains  Australia is one of the numerous nations, which include all Arctic countries, involved in a long-haul project called ...

TERN’s collaborative networks and infrastructure are drawing international attention and enabling Australian scientists to lead the way in advancing ecosystem science globally. The international value ...

Way back in the early 1900s physicists learned that when cosmic rays from outer space collide with particles in the Earth’s atmosphere and soil, neutrons ...

In working towards the vision of a collaborative and multi-disciplinary Australian ecosystem science community, TERN has always placed a strong focus on working closely with ...

TERN’s soils facility, the Soil and Landscape Grid of Australia, is in the thick of land evaluations that will map the suitability of northern Australian ...