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Posted on 16th December 2019

ALA Future Directions National Consultation Findings Report

Today, we released the Atlas of Living Australia Future Directions National Cons…
Posted on 9th December 2019

Sign in to the ALA with your organisational login details

The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) now provides login access via the …
Posted on 28th November 2019

Call for citizen scientists! Ecologists gathering in Launceston want to know what nature is in your backyard

600 ecologists gathering in Launceston have called for local’s help to snap lo…
Posted on 12th November 2019

GEO Week 2019 Ministerial Summit

Last week the Group on Earth Observations (GEO), an intergovernmental body of 10…
Posted on 29th October 2019

Indigenous language names in the ALA

At the PULiiMA 2019 Indigenous Languages & Technology Conference in Darwin in Se…
Posted on 22nd October 2019

Atlas of Living Australia Newsletter October 2019

Posted on 22nd October 2019

Recent upgrades improve camera trap image processing

The number of records being contributed to the ALA via DigiVol’s camera trap p…
Posted on 21st October 2019

ALA welcomes Dr Diana Day, new Chair of the ALA Advisory Board

We are pleased to announce that the ALA has recently appointed Dr Diana Day to C…
Posted on 21st October 2019

Meet iNaturalist Australia’s super users

iNaturalist Australia, the Australian node of the global biodiversity platform, …
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