Tamara Potter

@joriley999 Congrats Jo! 🙌🏼

Our paper on #sandhill #dunnart shelter selection is now available at the Journal of Mammalogy! Thanks to all involved and for the long #desert searches #tracking these beautiful wide-ranging #marsupials! :) #dunnarty #ecology academic.oup.com/jmammal/advanc…

A big thanks to the TERN Surveillance team helping collect valuable post-fire inventory data at Tumbarumba. Pleasing to see the ecosystem bouncing back with over 60 species identified! 🌱 @TERN_Aus @NCRISimpact

@rsl1957 @TERN_Aus @Eduspokesperson @UniofAdelaide @EnviroMon_UoA @waiteresearch We’ve been lucky and have only had 2 leech encounters so far

Happy belated #IntlForestDay!🌳 TERN celebrated doing some very soggy 🌧️ surveys of fire-affected #forests in south-east NSW🥳 Repeat surveys track #fire recovery + new monitoring plots established. #Soil & veg data & samples coming soon... #NCRISimpact #InternationalDayofForests

Happy National Eucalypt Day! 🌳 We’ve been enduring the soggy weather for science! 😄🌧💦

@alanadelaive Nice work Alana!!

New in #AustralEcology: the authors demonstrated how data collected by professional snake catchers can provide insights into the urban ecology of snakes and temporal patterns of human–snake interactions.@EcolSocAus @wileyecology bit.ly/3iffxKf

Warm welcome to 6 new members of TERN's Ecosystem Surveillance platform😊 Extra field team allows us to survey our >700 plots more often, monitor recovery at >50 #fire affected sites & deliver more time-series data. New data all the time via R tern.org.au/data/ #NCRISimpact

My third and final honours paper has been published today in @thePeerJ 🙌🏼🕷📷 Happy days! @AarontheEcolog peerj.com/articles/10684 #AnimalBehavior #Ecology #Entomology #Zoology

Thank you to all the botanists at Australia’s regional, state & national herbaria for your expertise! 👏🥳 Your hard work helps ensure TERN’s open data accurately documents the diversity, distribution & state of the nation’s flora 🌿🌳🌼🥀 #NCRISimpact #Botany #OzPlants #EucBeaut

Join our field botanists, at one of the first TERN monitoring sites established, as they re-survey the #environment a decade later and remember the legacy of renowned botanist, David Symon: tern.org.au/news-the-botan… #NCRISimpact @waiteresearch @UniofAdelaide

Bandicoot monitoring surveys have been underway at our Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary in the Kimberley. 90 camera traps have been deployed across various sites to help AWC ecologists build a population estimate. Here’s a little peek behind the scenes... 🎥 L Potter / AWC

I love this story, it's well worth a read. I'm trying to pick a line or two to share here but I can't decide because they're all great. theconversation.com/from-superhero… @ConversationEDU @australtaxonomy @BrytheFlyGuy @Dr_RachaelK @MichelleColgrav

What a fab day; What a fab team: Emrys, Tamara, Nikki, Lachie, Ben and Michael from @TERN_Aus during the #ESAus19 field trip to the Tasmanian Midalnds @TERN_Aus monitoring plot. #ESAus19 @EcolSocAus

Long-time collaborator @Gra_Fin78 of @BushHeritageAus outlines the benefits of our wonderful TERN Bush Heritage partnership. TERN now has permanent #environment monitoring plots on ~10 BH properties. #NCRISimpact #conservation

🇦🇺 soils are a very colourful bunch! TERN now has >15000 #soil samples w associated #chemistry🧪data that are openly/freely available to use 👩‍🔬. We also have soil bulk density data & soil samples stored to allow genetic analyses 👨‍🔬 tern.org.au/Newsletter-201… #NCRISimpact

Was a pleasure to welcome @UniversitySA students to our Ecosystem Surveillance node at @UniofAdelaide @waiteresearch and give them a rundown on our NCRIS-enabled #environment monitoring research infrastructure, inc. methods, protocols, open data & samples #NCRISimpact

@PLTaggart @kangaroo_island @southaustralia Nice one Pat!! 🙌🏽

New article online! Describing Toxoplasma infection in macropods on @kangaroo_island compared to the adjacent mainland @southaustralia. PM for full text. #wildoz #phdlife doi.org/10.1071/WR19041

Wolf spider hunting on the Wannon river flats. Dunkeld, Grampians.

I recently visited the Lacepede Islands on the Kimberly Coast @WestAustralia. These islands have been recognized as an Important Bird Area by @BirdLife_News and support approximately 18000 breeding pairs of brown boobies #amazing #inquisitive #Wildoz