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Some of the most animated moments at the 2013 TERN Symposium – and there were a few! – occurred during conversations about data publication. These ...

TERN’s 2013 symposium is off to a high-flying start, with two launches at the welcome drinks at the elegant Old Parliament House in Canberra this ...

TERN fills a gap in the ‘wide open space’ in Australian landscape ecology for Professor Kris French, the President of the Ecological Society of Australia. ...

Dr Vanessa Haverd speaking about CMAR’s carbon and climate research Australia’s contribution to global carbon dioxide levels is largely through fossil-fuel emissions related to our ...

Lord Robert May addresses the delegates to the TERN symposium If we are serious about understanding the structure and function of ecosystems, we need to change ...

TERN’s success in building networks, collaboration and sharing data could allow TERN to become a world leader in an initiative being established by the  International ...

Australia’s Chief Scientist, Professor Ian Chubb AC, welcomes people to the 2013 TERN Symposium Welcome one and all to the 2013 TERN Symposium. It has been ...

If Alan Noble had his way, all publicly funded information, including scientific data, would be released under permissive licencing. Alan, the Engineering Director for Google ...

TERN Eco-informatics met a key milestone last month when it quietly released the first beta (pre-production) version of the data portalof the Australian Ecological Knowledge ...

A marine biodiversity survey team from Western Australia’s Department of Environment and Conservation with a turtle in the Montebello Archipelago, Western Australia. The National Marine Turtle Database ...