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TERN Data Update – microclimates in the tropics
This month we highlight microclimate data collected at TERN monitoring sites in Far North Queensland rainforests. The data sheds light on the climatic patterns in ...
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How does Australia’s annual environmental condition report compare globally?
After eight consecutive years of reporting on the trajectory of the nation’s natural resources and ecosystems, we reflect on the aims and achievements of Australia’s ...
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Exciting updates for the Ecological Society of Australia (ESA) conference in Darwin – July 2023
We at TERN are once again delighted to be a conference sponsor and participate in the highly anticipated Ecological Society of Australia (ESA) conference, set ...
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Soil – the driver of carbon dioxide variability over Australia
For humans, the onset of the wet season in Australia can draw huge sighs of relief; it can also trigger a huge release of carbon ...
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Director’s Update – April 2023
We are busy organising our 3 May Webinar on bioindicators and our 26-27 July Science Symposium – we hope to see you at one or ...
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What is carbon neutral agriculture?
We asked Professor Peter Grace, of Queensland University of Technology’s School of Biology and Environmental Science, to talk to us about carbon-neutral agriculture, and specifically, ...
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What is an Eddy Covariance Flux Tower?
An Eddy Covariance Flux Tower (‘Flux Tower’) continuously measures gas exchange between the land surface (soil and vegetation) and the atmosphere. It can continuously monitor ...
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Real-time soil sensing and sampling for critical WA agricultural monitoring site
A state of the art Vadose-zone Monitoring System (VMS) has been successfully installed at the University of Western Australia (UWA) Ridgefield Farm, near Pingelley in ...
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Director’s Update – March 2023
Welcome to our Autumn 2023 newsletter. TERN is very excited to announce that it is joining with ILTER East Asia Pacific (ILTER EAP) in delivering a hybrid Science Symposium ...
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Bat calls – helping to track biodiversity changes
TERN is creating the world’s largest online library of bat calls, to be used for identification and biodiversity monitoring in Australia. Unique Australian-made ultrasonic audio ...
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