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Science Videos

Check out all our videos on our YouTube channel: NEONScience. Below are highlights of a few of the series on the channel.  If you have ideas for other videos, or have feedback on the existing videos, please get in touch!

Science Explained

In the Science Explained series, NEON develops short, engaging animated videos that teach key data concepts and tell ecological stories using data. We work closely with community topic experts to ensure our material content is scientifically accurate. Our animated videos are created using a suite of Adobe tools including AfterAffects, Audition and Premiere. 

Explore the Science Explained Series


NEON Science Explained

Learn more about the NEON project in these short videos. 

Explore the NEON Science Explained Series


NEON Field Site Videos

NEON's field sites are spread across the US from Utqiagvik, Alaska to Guanica, Puerto Rico and over 80 sites in between. These videos provide a quick introduction to each site. This series will continue to have videos added until we have one for every NEON site.

Explore the NEON Field Site Series


Science & Data Lectures

Learn about key NEON data collection or scientific practices. This series includes presentations on specific topics given by staff and guest instructors at NEON Data Institutes and workshops.

Explore the Science & Data Lectures Series


Webinars & Presentations

View recordings from conference presentations, keynote addresses, and webinars on the NEON project.

Explore the Webinars & Presentations Series


Fundamentals of Ecological Forecasting

Ecological forecasting is an emerging interdisciplinary research area with the aim of simultaneously improving environmental decision making and improving our understanding of the predictability of natural systems. These videos, produced with the Ecological Forecasting Initiative, provide a series of short introductions to these concepts and methods.

Explore the Fundamentals of Ecological Forecasting Series

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