An introduction to making data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable.
A short tutorial on FAIR data principles and how they apply to TERN infrastructure.
Resources
Data-driven activities and teaching resources that help learners, educators and end-users explore and care for Australia’s ecosystems.
TERN education aims to advance understanding and contribute to managing Australia’s environment and unique ecosystems by raising awareness of our long-term environmental monitoring programs, protocols, data products and environmental science teaching resources.
We provide learners, educators and end-users with a range of data-driven educational activities and teaching resources, accessed through a modular, self-paced format with online and offline options. Our tools are pitched at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, so you can self-define your interests and abilities regardless of your background.
Ecological and environmental science resources that relate to your studies, from urban biodiversity field guides to real research datasets you can explore yourself.
Explore learner resourcesClassroom-ready modules and activities for primary, secondary and university educators, aligned with real scientific practice and the Australian Curriculum where appropriate.
Explore educator resourcesPractical tools, datasets and training for environmental managers, industry, government, NRM groups, consultants and researchers working with long-term monitoring data.
Explore end-user resourcesGeneral TERN resources that support learners, educators and end-users alike.
Recorded and upcoming webinars covering TERN’s monitoring programs, data and tools.
Go to webinarsExplainer videos, tutorials and recorded talks on the TERN YouTube channel.
Go to YouTubeA short tutorial on FAIR data principles and how they apply to TERN infrastructure.