Welcome to the TRIN Wiki

The Taxonomy Research & Information Network (TRIN) aims to enhance and accelerate taxonomic research and delivery of information on Australia's biodiversity, with broad goals to:

• reinvigorate taxonomy in Australia
• evaluate and road test new methodologies for research and delivery of taxonomic information for a wide range of end users
• create and maintain a modern collaborative national electronic framework for taxonomic knowledge exchange.

Pages are created and moderated by biodiversity communities for

• pre-publication research for the description of new species (& other taxa)
• the collaborative documentation of all aspects of described species (& other taxa)

They are organised around specific projects which vary in their maturity and target audience. Some contain information put together for public consumption. Others are moderated or closed spaces, in which taxonomic projects collaborate on their own business prior to formal publication.

Taxa Webs Ants Bryophytes Flies Glycine Mangroves Marine Mayflies Plume Moths Rainforest Plants ThreatenedSpecies Vertebrates Wasps Weeds	Project Webs * ACRA Acacia C4C Capacity Building GBIF node HubRIS Indigenous Knowledge Keys Knowledge Exchange Home Mangroves Meta Data Taxon Profile Project Taxonomic Process Validation Methods Keys to the Flowering Plants of Australia	Infrastructure Webs ASBS ID Quality Aus.Herb.Curators CPBR CPBR Lab Communications Files Laurie's Latin Management MX Other Webs Home Sandbox System Trash