Skip to Content
EMSA
  • Home
  • About
    • About Monitor
    • About EMSA
  • Help Desk
    • Help Desk
    • My Tickets
    • Community Forums
  • Learning & Resources
    • Video Tutorials
    • Equipment
    • Module Manuals & Documents
    • Threatened Species Survey Guidelines
    • Community Forum
  • News
    • Events & Webinars
    • EMSA Blog
  • FAQs
  • 0
  • Sign in
  • Contact Us
EMSA
  • 0
    • Home
    • About
      • About Monitor
      • About EMSA
    • Help Desk
      • Help Desk
      • My Tickets
      • Community Forums
    • Learning & Resources
      • Video Tutorials
      • Equipment
      • Module Manuals & Documents
      • Threatened Species Survey Guidelines
      • Community Forum
    • News
      • Events & Webinars
      • EMSA Blog
    • FAQs
  • Sign in
  • Contact Us

Friday 20th February 2026

  • All Blogs
  • News
  • Friday 20th February 2026
  • February 19, 2026 by
    EMSA Support Admin
    | No comments yet

    Hi EMSA Community,


    Meet our Training and Help Desk team

    You may have already met Ellen and Megan, the ecologists on the help desk team.  They have been answering help desk calls and emails, and delivering on-ground EMSA trainings around the country in 2025, and are now busy planning for 2026.

    Luke and Jin are the EMSA help desk technical experts. In addition to helping with your technical Monitor questions, Luke and Jin work developing and updating the Monitor app and other EMSA tools. 

    You can get in contact with the help desk anytime via the EMSA Help D​esk or at emsa_support@adelaide.edu.au

    Ellen, Luke, Megan and Jin - the EMSA ecology and tech, training and help desk team.


    Training in 2026

    We are looking forward to bringing EMSA training to more NRM regions across Australia this year. Dates for the first on-ground EMSA training in 2026 are:

    • ACT (Location TBC) - March 24-26
    • Shepparton (Vic) - April 28-30

     Regions flagged for training later in the year:

    • NSW
    • NT
    • Southern Qld
    • WA (Broome region)

    If you are interested in joining us at one of our upcoming field trainings, or hosting one in your region, please email emsa_support@adelaide.edu.au. 


    Tech update

    We have seen a large proportion of users successfully updating their Monitor apps, this is fantastic as it means benefits such as new features and bug fixes are flowing through. 

    We are working towards the Monitor app 1.0.10 release, scheduled to go live in the next few weeks. The main focus is on improving usability and performance, along with applying bug fixes. The release will have improved species search and will spend less time using the network when refreshing data.


    in News
    EMSA Support Admin February 19, 2026
    Share this post
    Tags
    Our blogs
    • ​
    • ​
    • News
    Archive
    Sign in to leave a comment
    Friday 6th February 2026
    Supporting the ecological monitoring community 

    EMSA is a collaboration between the Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) and TERN Australia. 

    EMSA Support is hosted by TERN on behalf of DCCEEW. Our team is located at The University of Adelaide, Waite Campus, Paratoo Road, Urrbrae, South Australia.

    EMSA workshop participants in Far North Queensland 2025
    Copyright © The University of Adelaide

    Powered by Odoo - The #1 Open Source eCommerce