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TERN’s new Data Licensing Policy and Framework
Prof Tim Clancy, TERN Director, is pleased to announce the release of TERN’s Data Licensing Policy and Framework. This is a significant precursor to the …
The ASN is expanding
Staff taking part in an intensive field campaign at the new regional supersite: twelve people spent one week completing a full inventory of carbon stocks …
A new approach to assessing natural heritage
These maps are an output from the ACEAS workshop described above. Described as ‘turnover surfaces’ for the family Myobatrachidae, the plots indicate the rate of species (left) …
More than the sum of the parts: collaboration and synthesis in ecosystem science
Recently the Australian Centre for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (ACEAS) has hosted Dr John Parker on a visit from Arizona State University. John studies the …
TREND’s vision praised at launch
The official launch of the TREND program on April 27 was an opportunity to showcase the work that researchers have already completed, and give a …
TERNing up in all sorts of places
A decade-long study of how Australian bushland might cope with higher levels of carbon dioxide and changed rainfall patterns is about to get under way, …
Today’s data problems become tomorrow’s worldwide research platform
TERN Director Tim Clancy and Bill Michener discuss a point at the end of Bill’s address (Photo courtesy of Angela Gackle) Faced with a deluge of …
Business and social science back French biodiversity research
Businesses, the social sciences and governments in France are getting behind an ambitious research and synthesis project that in four years has seen funding support …
Engaging communities in ecosystem science
SERF technician Marcus Yates takes soil moisture readings at the Samford Valley site Locals will have a chance to take a look behind the scenes at …
Taking the long view on Australia’s coastline
The hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) is one of six species of marine turtle that will be studied for the national database. There are only seven species …
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