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Drought is one of the most urgent consequences of global climate change, with profound impacts. In TERN’s final 2024 Webinar, our speakers give 3 intriguing insights into ecological drought research.
Soil scientists from The University of Sydney will be here to share their research on soil microbiology, soil mapping and monitoring and future collaborations with the TERN soil archive.
Invasive species are among the most serious threats to global biodiversity and the highest ranked threat for Australian animals and plants. But do we really know what constitutes an invasive species?
Atmospheric chemistry serves as a fundamental bridge linking air quality, climate dynamics, and ecosystem health across Australia's diverse landscapes. Register for Tern's upcoming seminar with Prof Clare Murphy (University of Wollongong) and Prof David Noone (University of Melbourne) to hear about the unique challenges that Australia faces due to climate change and urbanisation.
This webinar brings together leading experts to explore the multifaceted value of Australia's desert springs and oases, examining both the challenges they face and innovative approaches to their conservation.
Register for TERN's June Webinar discussing the road to building sovereign capability in Australia's environmental intelligence.
Every day, decisions are being made about which nature stories reach the public. A radio producer chooses which scientist gets airtime. A media broker decides which expert to pitch to journalists. A researcher becomes a content-creator and bypasses both, but has to build an audience from scratch. Each faces the same underlying question from a different angle: is important science getting heard?
n this webinar, three researchers will walk through why terrestrial and airborne LiDAR are becoming practical tools for adding that time dimension to Australian ecosystem monitoring.