Science Seminar: Spectral landscape ecology as a tool for inferring the spatial organization of intraspecific variation: Insights from NEON imaging spectroscopy

Join the seminar on September 8, 2026 for the talk "Spectral landscape ecology as a tool for inferring the spatial organization of intraspecific variation: Insights from NEON imaging spectroscopy" presented by Megan Seeley of Arizona State University.

The goal of the NEON monthly science seminar series is to build community among researchers at the intersection of ecology, environmental science, and NEON. Specifically, presentations will:

• Highlight new findings and frontiers of ecology and NEON science
• Build a robust and active researcher community
• Showcase and catalyze partnerships
• Amplify resources and tools that enable cross-scale ecological research 

Talks are typically Tuesday, 12-1 pm MT. Find the schedule of speakers for Fall 2026-Spring 2027 on the Science Seminars webpage.

Each NEON Science Seminar in the series provides 0.25 continuing education units from the Ecological Society of America's Board of Professional Certification. Visit https://www.esa.org/certification/ to learn more about this program.

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