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Immerse, participate and learn from the experts as they present and discuss the latest ecosystem research, data, and conservation technology.

TERN is proud to host regular webinars which bring our research community together. Our bi-monthly webinar series ‘Ecosystem Observations’ is held on the first Wednesday of every second month and attracts up to 500 participants per session.

 

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Register now for the 4th February 2026

Lifelines in the Desert – the critical role of oases in biodiversity and heritage

From the groundbreaking work of capping bores in the Great Artesian Basin, which has restored pressure to springs and revitalised ecosystems, to the emerging challenges of balancing conservation with Australia’s growing infrastructure demands, TERN’s first webinar for 2026 will navigate the complex territory of protecting these little-known treasures whilst meeting the needs of a developing nation.

Our first speaker is Professor Rod Fensham, more will be added closer to the date.

Date: Wednesday 4 February 2026

Time: 3pm AEST

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Past webinars

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Applying Environmental Data to Forecasting Health Issues

The One Health framework recognises a fundamental truth: human health, animal health, and environmental health are inseparable. Understanding our environment

Ecosystem Processes & Atmospheric Chemistry

Atmospheric chemistry serves as a fundamental bridge linking air quality, climate dynamics, and ecosystem health across Australia's diverse landscapes.

Towards an Australian Ecosystem Foundation Model

A foundation model is a large-scale AI model trained on a wide variety of data. This year, a Nature paper

Invasive Species Vs Threatened Species

The literature says that Invasive species – plants, animals and pathogens - are among the most serious threats to global

Site Experiments + Long Term Observations = ?

TERN’s long-term monitoring is carried out using world best practice protocols. However, in the face of changes in climate zones,
TERN Webinar - Drought - November 2024

Drought – challenges of monitoring and measuring

Drought is one of the most urgent consequences of global climate change, with profound impacts. But what do we mean

Modelling biodiversity changes – does it help?

In a rapidly changing world, models are indispensable tools for the researchers and managers of biodiversity, particularly for predicting conservation

Australia’s role in Calibrating and Validating Earth Observations from ground sites

Have you ever thought about what would happen if the supply of on-ground monitoring data required for calibration and validation

Integrated Earth

The natural variability of the Earth’s atmosphere, oceans and land and ice surfaces has shaped the evolution of life in

Alpine Vegetation and Climate Change

Covering only 0.15% of Australia, it is easy to overlook the snow-capped mountains and alpine meadows tucked away in the

Using Bioindicators

TERN Ecosystems Webinar - May2023 - Using Bioindicators.

Linking drone & satellite acquired data for effective ecosystem monitoring

The One Health framework recognises a fundamental truth: human health, animal health, and environmental health are inseparable. Understanding our environment

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