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TSX Update, Autumn 2023

TSX Update, Autumn 2023

   Uncategorised    May 29, 2023  |  0

The TSX team have been quite busy over the last few months. To find out what we’ve been up to, check out our Autumn 2023 newsletter, available here. Therein we discuss the official release of the 2022 index in April, we announce the release of our new TSX training package, and we provide details on this year’s data call, where we plan to pursue monitoring datasets for a new group, frogs! We hope you enjoy this update and encourage you to get in touch at any time: tsx@tern.org.au.

Photo: Silver Daisy-bush (Olearia pannosa subsp. pannosa). Credit: Steve Coombe

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